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The San Pedro '''Riparian National Conservation Area''' is a Riparian National Conservation Area in San Pedro [[or something]]. | |||
It contains nearly 60,000 acres of land in rural Arizona, mostly woodlands. | |||
A total of 84 species of [[Sharty:Science|mammals]], [[Sharty:Flart|birds]], [[Sharty:Fishjak|fish]], [[Frog|amphibians]], [[Gigachad|reptiles]], and [[Sharty:Janny|birds of prey]] live in the national park. | |||
== History == | |||
In the early [[Sharty:Oldfag|1980’s]], Arizona was a barren wasteland similar to Mongolia in sparsity, except for an area refered to as the San Pedro metro area. This area was home to a bunch of unique animals such as the buffalo, Colorado condor, grizzly, moose and fish. Arizona [[Sharty:CIA|Congressman]] and proud science lover Jim Kolbe decided that Arizona needed a reservation for animals (both cute, and brimstone) to live away from humans (especially poor ones) who would hunt down a animal for meat (which Indians are still allowed to do im not sure why). The RNCA was created to solve the issue (which is now solved). VERY SOLVED. | |||
In fact, the rate of [[Shit nobody cares about|pike fish and moon jellies has nearly sextupled in almost 6 years]]. | |||
[[Lie|And it’s all because of the true religion, science]]. | |||
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The San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area is a Riparian National Conservation Area in San Pedro or something.
It contains nearly 60,000 acres of land in rural Arizona, mostly woodlands.
A total of 84 species of mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and birds of prey live in the national park.
History
[edit | edit source]In the early 1980’s, Arizona was a barren wasteland similar to Mongolia in sparsity, except for an area refered to as the San Pedro metro area. This area was home to a bunch of unique animals such as the buffalo, Colorado condor, grizzly, moose and fish. Arizona Congressman and proud science lover Jim Kolbe decided that Arizona needed a reservation for animals (both cute, and brimstone) to live away from humans (especially poor ones) who would hunt down a animal for meat (which Indians are still allowed to do im not sure why). The RNCA was created to solve the issue (which is now solved). VERY SOLVED.
In fact, the rate of pike fish and moon jellies has nearly sextupled in almost 6 years.
