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New research in northwest Saudi Arabia has identified the existence of a network of previously unknown walled oases.

If an I-10 crossing for desert bighorn sheep, deer and other animals is going to be built anywhere, it has to be there. But it certainly won’t be easy.

Known as Walled Oasis Complexes, these settlements consisted of large defensive walls encircling desert oases that helped shelter and protect crops, water sources, and herds of goats and sheep.

Now the animals and their advocates are the subject of a documentary called “The Beaver Believers,” which premiered in Tucson late last month at a fundraiser for the Watershed Management Group.