Przewalski's Horse: The Miraculous Species - Animal documentary - HD - FLC
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- On a mountainous steppe relieved by small scattered birch forests, we see a breathtaking view.
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Two horses with striped legs, high-set eyes, long ears and strong necks, frolicking and getting up. One of them is a stallion.
We are in the heart of Hustai National Park in Mongolia. These equines with primitive features are Przewalski's horses. They are the last truly wild horses in the world. Tens of thousands of years ago, they appeared in prehistoric cave paintings. In the 1970s, the species disappeared from the wild. In the 1990s, Przewalski's horse was reintroduced to three natural parks in Mongolia.
In these remote locations, horses face harsh winters, predation and hybridization due to the proximity of domestic horses. What if the solution was found in another type of reintroduction? Ten years ago, in France, in the Monts d'Azur reserve, horses were reintroduced with bison and deer. The project is based on the interactions between these ancient European species and considers the welfare of the Przewalski's horse as part of an ecosystem in its own right.
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Of the horses brought to Spain, Engouleven, Sarine, and Apollon, one died the following year from a broken leg, and the other died suddenly. The remaining one lives with a female brought from somewhere. And Kharanga, a stallion living in Hustai, Mongolia, died just a year or two after the documentary was filmed. It's very sad.
Thanks for the update. Sad, but at least one survived.
@@christinefloriel5402The horse that died the following year from a broken leg was Engouleven, and the horse that died suddenly a few years later was Sarine. Very sad.😢 Apollon, the only survivor, hopes to live happily ever after with his female companion.
@@ms0311-pd6qf- Let’s hope they have many foals!
Magnifiques ces Chevaux de Przewalski❣️ils ont un petit quelque chose que les autres n’ont pas…on s’attache, de suite, à eux❤️❤️c’est sans doute parce qu’on a failli les perdre définitivement. Quel beau reportage❣️❣️❣️
Très émouvante cette réintroduction à l'état sauvage d'une espèce qui a failli disparaitre si peu de temps après sa classification c'est quand même incroyable!
The Wild Przewalski’s Horses is a National Animal of Mongolia.
⛹🏻♂️🐴🇲🇳🥛🍟🌠🌈💎🪐☯️🎶🛻
Très, très,très, intéressant !
Merci pour ce magnifique reportage !
Tellement beau et puissant Engoulevent ✨️
sa ma fait quelques choses de le voir lutter comme ça et dautant plus car je les connais tous bien jhabite pas loin de la réserve du causse mejean je monte souvent les voirs 🥰
Magnifique
Merci pour le reportage 👍
Je l'ai retrouvé : " Ludovic Orlando , Origine du cheval , un voyage génétique" .
Respect à vous l'équipe
Bonjour.
Ce reportage est très bien fait, ceci dit pour que ces chevaux il faut leur mettre un prédateur semi naturel, pour renforcer leur confiance en eux,mais surtout pour qu'il arrête de se battre, je pense que pour éviter ce problème de mâchoire qui leur enlevé la moitié de leur vie, je me dit qu'il faut absolument mettre une nouvelle génération de ces superbes chevaux mais avec une toute petite partie d'ADN de chevaux des Pyrénées ou alors le comtois cheval de trait. Enfin je trouve ce projet très intéressant. Mr. S.💕😘💞🙌🙋💢😍😝.
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😊😊😊
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...interesante documental,gracias a todo los colaboradores y los especialistas que posibilitaron la reintroduccion de esta especie...👌
Beautiful animals 🙏🏻 thanks to the lord , so pleased for Mongolia 🇲🇳 ❤️✅👌🏻🇬🇧
J'ai beaucoup aimé ce magnifique documentaire animalier!
Such an adorable little horse. Like many other species, threatened by human thoughtlessness & greed. But why couldn’t they intervene & help the stallion with the broken leg heal properly? I hope the species prevail.
It’s very rare that even a domesticated horse can be successfully treated for that type of injury.
Thanks to Jason Abraham, from Texas. He was the person to clone them.
As a mongolian, this is fucking awesome
These are the wild horses man drew pictures of in caves by torchlight.
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Wow My God
Prezwalski’s horses suffer from the Hapsburg jaw?
Sympa.
Bellissimo!!!
Oi 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ön ayağındaki tırnağı arızalı at neden tedavi edilmedi, sonu ne oldu. İzmir/TÜRKİYE
What is ironic is the harm they have to do to these horses with anesthesia and transport is to correct harm done by people in earlier times. Always people hurting animals.
Mais du coup, y a t-il un projet à long terme pour avoir des chevaux sauvages en France, ou est-ce juste temporaire?
Lés seuls polonais que j’affectionne
bonjour. désolé mais ce n'est pas le descendant d'une espèce sauvage mais d'animaux domestiqués il y a cinq mille ans et retournés à l'état sauvage. Sinon c'est passionnant et très bien fait
Cheval et kiang
...Causse Méjean !
Méjan : le causse ?
😊
Why didn't anyone provide the proper medical care for this beautiful stallion? If these people care so much; why?
J'ai récemment écouté une conférence qui "démontrait " que le cheval de Prévalski était en fait issue d'une race autrefois domestique ?!
Vous avez raison, leurs ancêtres ont été domestiqués mais restent quand même les descendants directs d'une espèce à part. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheval_de_Przewalski
Impossible, they have a different number of chromosomes to domestic horses, proving no descent from domesticated horses and no recent relationship with domesticated horses.
@@victorberlioz1094read the article again. It says that the przewalski horse split from the equine ancestral line at a minimum of 38 000 years ago.
This is long before the first domestication of horses and the Botai people by over 30 000 years.
If the przewalski horse was descended from domesticated horses, it would show a split from the equine family line no older than that of the domesticated horse.
The claim that the przewalski horse is basically a domesticated horse gone feral, is an old claim from farmers in the past, as an excuse to eradicate the przewalski horse from grazing their lands.
The same was said about the quagga in the recent past, that it was merely a crossbreed of donkey and horse and could therefore be hunted into extinction, which it was.
Calling any animal species a domesticated animal gone feral, gives government and hunters the license to eradicate it in the wild.
Je ne comprends pas cette obsession humaine à vouloir tout contrôler…
Mais? A part l’homme, quels sont les prédateurs de ce cheval?🤔😏🫢
Les écoles-bobos me suggère de réintroduire le tigre à dents de sabre?🥴🤭🤣😂
Encore des insultes? C'est donc le seul argument que vous trouvez? Pitoyable, monsieur.
@@victorberlioz1094 c’est beau de laisser la nature s’exprimer. 😏🫢🤣
Ainsi, nous constatons que les écolos-bobos sont impolis!🥴🤭😂🤣
Get a donkey to fight off the Wolves.
its beyond insulting as a Mongolian to see and hear you call this horse by name given to it by a russian who did not discover it we have lived with them for probably 1000s of years its called a Dzungarian horse or Mongolian horse I hope people can understand why this is so insulting
Your people reduced the animal to extinction in the wild, therefore you lose the right to name them. Your traditional name went extinct with the horse.
Przewalski who saved the horse from total extinction, earns the right to rename it.
Perhaps if you wanted to use your name for them, you shouldn't have hunted them to extinction in the wild for sport. Shame on you and your people.
Let the name Przewalski remind you and future generations of this shame you must bear until the end of time.
EDxplain, WHY a horse, in a bad species strategic position< would be allowed to wander for 4 years without simply fixing him?? I don't buy this whitless competition for genetic betterment sh-- What GARBAGE.
Veterinary science doesn’t have a good track record of “simply fixing” this kind of injury in a domestic horse, much less a wild one. NTM the extended sedation likely required would probably be fatal.