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the mongolian horse (also known as the prezwalki's horse) is extinct in the wild. it may be possible to make more wild mongolian herds by releasing them.but that's a bad risk as they have many natural predators,including humans.but if they are kept in a reserve then they will be safe
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Why is the Asian wild horse extinct?
The Asian Wild Horse, also known as the Przewalski Horse, is endangered, but NOT extinct. It lives in Mongolian Mountains. It was being hunted for it's coat but is now protected by law.
The only truly wild horse at least until it became extinct in the wild Przewalski's horse is known by what name in honor of its former home?
MONGOLIA also known as the Asian Wild Horse or Mongolian Wild Horse, or Takhi
How do you say horse in Mongolian?
takhi
What is the other name for the Mongolian Wild Horse?
Prewalski's horse.
What is the Przewalski's Horse also known as?
Mongolian Wild Horse.
Where does a Mongolian wild horse lives?
The answer is in the name, Mongolian horses live in Mongolia.
What type of horse did the Huns ride?
The Huns rode what is now called the 'Mongolian pony' (not to be confused with the Mongolian horse, also called the Taki, or Przewalski's horse.) The Mongolian pony is small, sturdy, comes in many colors, and has great endurance.
Did Genghis Khan ride an Arabian horse?
No he rode a Mongolian horse.
Where Mongolian ever horse breeders?
The Mongol nation were famous horse breeders.
What type of horse is extinct?
i dont think that any are extinct yet but the przewalski's horse is going extinct as they are the oldest breed of horse (:
Where is the Mongolian horse located?
The Mongolian horse is located in Mongolia. Mongolians horses are much smaller than other horse species and much more stockier. The breeds remains for the most part untamed.
Which breed of horse is older icelandic or mongolian wild horse?
The Mongolian Wild Horse, now called the Przewalski's Horse, is believed to be the descendant of wild horses. The Icelandic horse is most likely partially descended from the Przewalski's Horse, and has most certainly not been around for as long.
