I was visiting Lake Meade about two weeks ago with my co-workers, and we saw a small fence that went for miles in the desert. The fence measures about two feet in height and inside the fence their was small stones. It was a open fence which means that any animal had easy access through the fence. Does anyone have any clue what this fence is all about??

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Eggs

Probably something the government erected. Who else would have the money to put a fence in the desert? Anyway, Lake Meade has something to do with Nellis AFB.

So funny to find your question, as I was just recently @ Lake Mead and also have this question. Found this article - Apparently the small fence is in place to protect turtles

Lake Mead: Houseboating around Hoover Dam :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Lifestyles (http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/1577422,TRA-News-mead17.article)