Przewalski's Wild Horse is the only true living wild horse. They became extinct in the wild and have only been saved by breeding in zoos from 12 remaining animals. They are strikingly similar to the horses seen in European Neolithic cave paintings. Fossil evidence in Scotland indicates that wild horses survived here up to 3000 years ago. Projects are under way to reintroduce the Przewalski's Horse back into it's Mongolian home.
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