Rare foal born from breed once ‘wiped out’ in the wild
The Przewalski horse, which is native to Mongolia, was declared extinct in the wild in the 1970s
Przewalski
-
Credit: Dave Rolfe -
Adorable Przewalski’s horse foals ‘thriving’ after bumper breeding year
The conservation centre has welcomed four new Przewalski’s horse foals this year
-
Credit: G. Ashton-Coulton Ground-breaking research turns equine evolution on its head
The pivotal study has revealed the world’s last remaining ‘wild’ horses may not be as feral as previously thought
-
Rare wild horses returned to thier homeland in Mongolia
Four Przewalski's horses - bred in a European zoo - are ready to be reintroduced to the wild in Mongolia
-
Przewalski’s horses to return to native western China
An international team is preparing to release captive-bred Przewalski’s horses back to their native habitat in western China
