Przewalski's Horses Reintroduced to Kazakhstan After 200 Years

Seven wild horses have returned to their ancestral habitat, marking a significant milestone in global conservation efforts.

The Przewalski's horse is the last truly wild horse species, extinct in the wild since the 1960s.
Prague Zoo led the reintroduction, transporting the horses from Europe to the Altyn Dala region.
The horses will stay in an acclimatisation enclosure for a year to adapt to the environment.
A total of 40 horses are planned to be reintroduced over the next five years.
The reintroduction aims to establish a viable population and promote biodiversity in the region.