Przewalski horses were named after the famous Russian naturalist, who discovered them in 1879. This horse used to populate the vast expanses of central Asia, and it is but the only intact species of wild horses. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the horse suffered from hunters, interbreeding with other species and destruction of natural habitat. Przewalsky horses are beige brown, and they stand 12 to 14 hands tall.
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