The Horses of Chernobyl Are Earth’s Last Wild Breed—and Thriving in a Nuclear Wasteland

Ever since the nuclear disaster of 1986, the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has taken on a second life as an animal haven of sorts.
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How wild horses became rideable, according to ancient DNA

Horsepower profoundly shaped human societies — altering the way people moved around, traded goods, communicated, farmed and fought. And while the history of the combustion engines that eventually ...
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The story of Outer Banks wild horses has survived 500 years. Their future is not guaranteed.

Wild horses far outnumbered humans on the Outer Banks a century ago. But beyond legends of long-ago Spanish shipwrecks, no one really knows how they got there. A 1926 article in the National ...
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Group works to protect Corolla’s wild horses: 'They're starting to come out of the marsh'

GRANDY, N.C. — November to March is considered the off-season in the Outer Banks. For the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, things slow down, but they never really have an off-season. "It's a little bit ...
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American Horse Breeds And Where To See Them In The Wild

America's wild horses roam free across rugged landscapes, embodying the spirit of the untamed West. These magnificent ...
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The Horses of Chernobyl Are Earth’s Last Wild Breed—and Thriving in a Nuclear Wasteland

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: Ever since the nuclear disaster of 1986, the Chernobyl ...
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How wild horses became ridable, according to ancient DNA

Horsepower profoundly shaped human societies - altering the way people moved around, traded goods, communicated, farmed and fought. And while the history of the combustion engines that eventually ...