Pronghorns have adapted to many changes but their migration route has stayed the same since prehistoric times. | National Geographic

ICYMI - We first shared this video during our recent Happy Half Hour with Mother Road Beer, but thought it'd be great to share again for #EarthDay! Did you know that AZGFD has a pronghorn captive breeding program in Ajo, AZ? Not long ago, the U.S. was down to only 21 pronghorn. But with the help of agencies like U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, breeding programs like this one are bringing these awesome animals back. But breeding is just the beginning - find out the challenge they face in the wild