Wild Inside the National Zoo: Saving the Last Wild Horses 

I had no idea those dazzling, exotic gazelles & antelopes were so close to extinction!!.. I'm glad the ancient horse species is making some progress after near extinction, too!.. They are just beautiful & so fortunate to live in the gorgeous Horse country out in Virginia!! :)

great work, keep it up ! thank you for what you do

I just read a novel that talked about this horse..and it really got me interested. The novel is Hunting Blue by Billy Lord on Amazon. Thank you for your good work!

Congratulations!!!

Aww what a great video:)

Meet Christine: she's the hope for bringing Przewalski’s horse back from the brink of extinction. Watch Wild Inside the National Zoo: Saving the Last Wild Horses online: bit.ly/1ySJVKS

Since this video was released, in 2018 it was discovered through genetic testing that these horses technically speaking are not actually truly "wild" but are descended from some of the first horses domesticated by humans that became feral thousands of years ago. They are now being researched as the key to understanding how humans first domesticated animals.

Keep up the great work you’re doing, save them all , and I wonder if u can reintroduce some of them back into the wild which they came from like the antelope and the horses

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Importante labor.

Out of curiously since they are wild.... if I jumped on their back and tried to ride it it won’t let me no matter what .....

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making hsing hsing and ling ling a mom and dad should be next

i wonder why t he Mongolians never domesticated them , or did they hunt them for food? why are they becoming extinct if they were never domesticated? is it environmental causes?

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Here's an extinct species...not a horse but as big as one...might cost $-billions to restart the genetics...but there's probably no surrogate species...so it'd strain the collective skill of geneticists to create an artificial womb...early Jurassic...which itself is amazing in that the class lasted 127 Myr 192-65 Ma with only slight genetic modifications between such similar species...therapod...cryolophosaurus...tyrannosaurus...they all look alike...