Thunderdually
02-06-2008, 01:31 PM
In late 2007, a group of ATV riders discovered an unusual set of footprints near the Arizona border in Kane County, Utah. The tracks, numbering in the thousands, were the fossilized imprints of 190-million-year-old dinosaurs, ranging from bird-sized raptors to 35-foot vegetarians. Local ATV clubs and natural resource committees agreed to cordon off the area, and the dinosaur experts were brought in.
Sadly, most ATV riders are better known for the environmental damage their vehicles cause than scientific discoveries. And while environmental groups have made ATVs their enemy for years, a new breed of cleaner and greener ATV is emerging that may change the four-wheeler's reputation.
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Sadly, most ATV riders are better known for the environmental damage their vehicles cause than scientific discoveries. And while environmental groups have made ATVs their enemy for years, a new breed of cleaner and greener ATV is emerging that may change the four-wheeler's reputation.
Read More http://editorial.autos.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=445275&topart=pickups