There’s nature education ... the annual wild horse roundup and Pony Swim from Chinconteague to Assateague—two barrier islands on Virginia and Maryland’s shoreline that flank the state lines—is ...

By the last Ice Age, large single-toed animals, who fed on grasses (similar to the horses we know today), had become widespread. These wild horses went extinct about 10,000 years ago, possibly due to ...

These particular horses were found running wild in the Needles Mountain Range ... Developed in 1923, they are a sport-type ...

There, the foal was swallowed up in a $76 million bureaucracy that captures, feeds and stockpiles more horses than any other in the nation. Wild horses in captivity now outnumber those in the wild.

WHEN I SAW THE BLACK HORSE, I WAS LIKE, WHOA, WAIT, WHAT IS THIS? MIA MINX SPOTTED THE WILD MUSTANG RUNNING LOOSE IN THE FIELD BEHIND HER APARTMENT. SHE WOULD COME. SHE WOULD COME OUT FROM THE ...

“Wild free-roaming horses and burros are living symbols of the historic and pioneer spirit of the West. … It is the policy of Congress that [they] shall be protected from capture, branding, harassment ...

Descended from domesticated horses abandoned or shipwrecked there in the 19th century, these horses receive no care from humans today making them the only truly wild ... on The Nature of Things.

But what is it that makes humans and horses so perfect for each other? And how have we transformed the wild horse we tamed ... of the fast land-runners in nature. Why are horses so willing to ...