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Rhonda Fanning

Rhonda Fanning

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Executive Producer, Texas Standard

Austin

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  • Hunter discovers rare mammoth tusk on West Texas ranch

    By Rhonda Fanning Verified|Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)VerifiedThe terrain of Texas never ceases to reveal hidden treasures of the past. In fact, just this last December, a West Texas hunter’s day out turned prehistoric when he noticed something peculiar in a dry creek bed. Thinking it might be a fossil, photos of his find made their way to researchers at Sul Ross State University. Weeks later, it was confirmed. The fossil was indeed an ancient mammoth tusk – a very rare find.

    By Rhonda Fanning Verified · Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Hunter discovers rare mammoth tusk on West Texas ranch

    By Rhonda Fanning Verified|High Plains Public RadioVerifiedThe terrain of Texas never ceases to reveal hidden treasures of the past. In fact, just this last December, a West Texas hunter’s day out turned prehistoric when he noticed something peculiar in a dry creek bed. Thinking it might be a fossil, photos of his find made their way to researchers at Sul Ross State University. Weeks later, it was confirmed. The fossil was indeed an ancient mammoth tusk – a very rare find.

    By Rhonda Fanning Verified · High Plains Public Radio

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Hunter discovers rare mammoth tusk on West Texas ranch

    By Rhonda Fanning Verified|Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)VerifiedThe terrain of Texas never ceases to reveal hidden treasures of the past. In fact, just this last December, a West Texas hunter’s day out turned prehistoric when he noticed something peculiar in a dry creek bed. Thinking it might be a fossil, photos of his find made their way to researchers at Sul Ross State University. Weeks later, it was confirmed. The fossil was indeed an ancient mammoth tusk – a very rare find.

    By Rhonda Fanning Verified · Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX)

    Mar. 18, 2025

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Texas Standard

Austin, United States