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  • I'd love to have one....

  • It's number are increasing because recently they have been reintroduced to the wild.

  • Sometimes interbreeding happens quite by accident.

  • the white spot on the next of that horse could be a bleach spot the zoo put on the animal so as to know which ones which and to keep an eye on that one.

  • did you notice that white spot on the one przewalski? piebaldism in a wild horse? that seems highly unlikely. has it been tested for genetic purity? it seems probable that the genes for white spotting would come from a domestic cross.

  • CincinnatiZooTube, I'm sorry for that previous litle argument. Perhaps it would be the best to remove it. I found HarvestMoonMSN amusing and irritated her on purpose, but in the wrong place. The horsies are truly lovely, and thanks for this vid. :)

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  • I KNOW ALOT ABOUT WILD HORSES! I KNOW ALOT MORE THAN YOU ASS!

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  • @Feanorielle Hahaha Different countries... And I'm not a kid... Also The Pinto marking on the horse in this clip IS NOT part of the original coloring...

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  • @Feanorielle Funny... I've been ignoring everything you said... and I clearly don't care about what the guy claims on the marking....

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  • @Feanorielle LMAO I lie? I know about these horses AND I've moved on! you keep replying to me so I reply back... I can reply to these all day...

  • They are small in size. 

  • They must have had to breed them with other horse breeds....did anyone happen to see that pinto marking?

  • @cammarkgross Yeah, I did. I figure they did some cross breeding so there would be some variation in the genes.

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    yes i think so too. they should do genetic testing before they do an further breeding. i think only the true wild horses should be bred.

  • 12 animals? They must be genetically unstable. Are they prone to disease?

  • Who would think that? Who is behind such theories? The same who claimed that onanism is bad for your health?

  • Just an observation. Such a low number would require quite a bit of inbreeding which is bad for the DNA structure of the offspring. That's why people aren't supposed to marry anyone closer than first cousins. What's onanism?

  • Well, there you go...

  • @KenMacMillan No... The European's hunted them and killed them off that way... Health issues have nothing to do with it...

  • @WestlifeFan1995 I was talking about the lack of genetic diversity. I don't know their history nor do I care.

  • @WestlifeFan1995 For all the species Europeans HAVE killed off, Przewalski's horse's story is different. When the Europeans first heard of its existence, it was already very rare - and its decline had been continuing for thousands of years. Ironically, one could argue its demise was the domestication of the horse and the advanced human inhabitation of the steppes.

  • I was lucky enough to see some of these wonderful horses in Jersey(in the channel islands) zoo around 22 years ago :)

  • OMG! I never knew they came back, I thought they were totally gone... so exciting!

  • OMG They're returned from the edge of extinction ! But they're so cute! look like donkey actually! Thanks Cincinnati Zoo!

  • I hope CREW will be working with these guys!!

  • These are great horses for an equally great zoo!

  • great news!

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