04-09-2021, 04:26 PM
(04-09-2021, 02:52 PM)Catherine Wrote: I have never heard of the Namibian Desert Horses. I will have to read up and watch the video tomorrow. It is getting late here.
After 100 years they do seem to have adapted to life there.
They have managed to barely survive as a family tree herd for over 100 years but life is devilishly miserable for them there. Half of newborn foals from that herd die within a couple months of birth. The family tree herd has basically been on life support for a bit over a century. Man is at fault for leaving them there for dead. Mother Nature did not place them there. I wonder if Mustangs in the desert of the American West have life just as tough as those feral horses in Africa. The wild animals that are native to that African desert are well adapted for that life by nature.
