Australia's Wild Horses And Their Remarkable Story Of Survival | Horse: In The Wild | Real Wild
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2020
- Take a canter into the world of wild horses and learn just what life is like for a horse in the open plains of Australia.
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It's so lovely to see horses in the wild.
Hmmm.....Hmm......
Wild horses.
Or
Opossum & poison frogs?
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Yes it is they just look to good for the wild
Okay so I'm not tripping this shit beautiful
An ancient remote vision of peace our ancestors evolved alongside.
A horse is the projection of peoples’ dreams about themselves - strong, powerful, beautiful - and it has the capability of giving us escape from our mundane existence. ❤
Yes, horses have many beautiful spiritual qualities!
I’m not an expert but I don’t understand why people are upset about controlling the horse numbers, dont get me wrong I love horses but those are invasive to the natural ecosystem and they don’t have predators there. If they are left alone their numbers are gonna skyrocket and do serious damage to the land
Because most people in this comment section are thinking with their emotions and not with logic.
Agreed same with cats foxes and especially cane toads
These animals are not endangered in their native habitats and are destroying the endemic species
Believe me I would prefer other non culling options but if has to be done then so be it
I love horses❤
By that logic we should also control the human population 😂. Just kidding
By that logic we should control the population of the most invasive species of all time. RUclips will delete my comment if I elaborate.😂
Ive owned horses nearly all my life and they are such magnificent creatures, honestly. Theye capable of so much. Much more than we think
All horses have ever done is help us in so many ways.. one would think they're want to keep them alive and atleast sell them to people that love horses.. that shooting of that big gorgeous horse was being belief
You want one? Go CATCH one! No one stopping you!
@@smedleybucklebury8868 Ok, if they allow me?
Yes I am watching a documentary of the animal what saved my life.💗 Horses are amazing creatures.
How did they save ur life.
🌺 There is something primal and connected that humans seem to have with horses. We are so drawn to them and they are so iconic of freedom. Thanks so much for this episode. - Henry
Agreed. Sadly even here in United States they capture hundreds of them between California, Arizona, Utah and send many to the slaughter houses and ship their meat to France where French people eat it. I know some get rescued and taken to ranches where they graze freely but majority of them are rescued only to be put in 10 feet by 10 feet corrals and well that is better than being killed I suppose. I wish all of them be left alone but they say they're too many and there isn't enough food and water for all and if not captured they will oventually be too many and not have enough grazing pastures.
Yes! In the USA, horses were reintroduced by the Conquistadors in the 1500's after having gone extinct. Like Australia, they are not technically native, but they have been here for over 500 years. We owe them grace... we could not have settled here without them. They pulled our plows and our wagons and carried us around where we wanted to go. Enough already! I am not "native" to the USA either, my family's been here a couple hundred years. Let the horses have their space- they have earned it.
It’s because without them we would never be where we are today. And we need to remember that. Horses are part of who we are.
@@michelleturner6865 w australia są dobre konie. bo konie nie gryzą, nie kopią, nie tratują, lizą językiem ludzi
@@BlueskyDenver There's not enough food for them in the United States, because of the vast number of cattle that they put on our lands (the taxpayers). Where the lands are leased for very little. All over the United States there are Cattlemen that have to raise their cattle on the land that they own. They have to limit the number of cattle that they have to accommodate their. Land that they purchased. Not lands that belong to us the taxpayers.
When I am older I already have a plan. I'm getting riding lessons after lockdown ends and my local riding school reopens. I'm gonna get a good paying job at the end of university then buy a large piece of land when I have the money and create a rescue and training and riding centre for
Horses ponies mules and donkeys. I'll rescue them from forest fires, abuse and injuries. Then I'll treat them, let them heal and give them a good home. Everyone I know: you dream too big! You won't be able to do it.
Me: I dont believe in dreams! Of you want something bad enough you will make it happen! And you have no idea how much I want this so trust me I will make it happen!.
@@ufcufc4815 thankyou
Don’t let anything take away your motivation for this! I believe you can do it.
@@vxgilantedeku thank you so much! Stay safe and I hope you achieve your goals! xxx
@@thelastofus_fan2340 you can do it
If you need a hand with mucking out. I'm your woman.
Great Dream Go for it.💯👍👍
Totally enjoyed watching it. Amazing wildlife docu. ♥️
I so enjoyed this video, to whoever shared this with us, a big thank you!! The photography was wonderful. it wasn't just about horses, but the others who shared their space. Horses are magnificent , and have such beautiful colors. I just love them. I am now 70 yrs old and have joint issues, and I just can't ride anymore, to my sorrow.
This comment just spoke to me somehow, despite being a year ago. I hope you are doing well despite your issues. It has always been a dream for me to have and own and connect with a horse (or horses). When I was a teen, I was tossed by a horse and broke my left wrist in a "wrong place, wrong time" situation that caused the horse to spook. Still doesn't deter me. I've never owned a horse but would love to one day, as I am on my way to building up a small 5-acre homestead...
Horses are just amazing creatures. I'm not sure if this will ever be replied to, but if you are still there, would you tell me about your bond with horses?
Would you be able to drive them in a buggy?
This is so sad, I hate that these beautiful majestic creatures are being slaughtered. Very sad.
Katherine true and deed
Slaughtered?
Yes. They were and are loyal to humans for more than a millenia. They are loyal to us so we should be loyal to them. Not all people are bad though and some devote ranches entirely to horses
Hi I will want to meet you please
@@bluentee7562 taco bell horse meat is damn good
One of the most beautiful creatures on this planet.
While reading this comment I looked up and was at 25:58 😂
I'm melting I LOVE horses so so much and I want one so bad these are amazing creatures
Horse Lady ... Yes, they are beautiful. And fun. They are a very expensive hobby, though...I used to have a sorrel, Arabian mare. Now i have a harley... I don't have to feed it or muck out her stall. And can still ride in most of the weather i rode in... Retirement is great... LOL p.s. Most of these horses have the regal manner and small heads of Arabians. Arabians are known as "hot" horses to handle. Those "brombeys" remind me so much of them.. and the racing breeds.. They don't look much like a "ploy horse" anymore, to me...js
That's why they got bush fire like disaster, they kill horses and camels, if they have to control their numbers they should export,why kill
@@jamesmueller8701 IK all of this and I'm bored a lot and what I want more than anything is to have a horse to take care of and ride we have the money my Dad is just so stubborn about it but he's softening up a little
@@asifamin4503 yes of course there are plenty on homes and trainers available out there!
@@jamesmueller8701 I live in southern California and I am a very big horse advocate and sheared my life with a wonderful North American wild mustang which I "adopted" from the BLM when he was "two years old" in 2002. I just recently lost him. when I say lost him I mean the American government took him away just because he was aging and anyone with horses know that when horses age they will do one of two things; one is they end up being really difficult to keep at proper weight or two they get a really slow metabolism which causes them to gain a load of weight that they don't really lose. for my big boy he had started losing weight. he didn't look bad but he didn't look like his healthy self either. he had been released to the care of a wild mustang rescue where he will be able to live the rest of his life with friends and be able to have nice places to play among others of his kind. I miss him sooo very much
The brumbies and the man from snowy river. That's what this reminds me of. Thanks for the great show.
Loved the movie The Man from Snowy River and the running of the wild horses..Beautiful .
This documentary is amazing,the film makers done their jobs with much passion and hardwork, the black stallion was very beautiful if it's possible for me then I should bring them to my 🏠. thanks the whole team behind it.
Miracles of birth can’t be overlooked Love the overview of life.
The roo lifehabits were totally new to me. Very interesting documentary.
Beautiful. There is nothing more beautiful than a horse. 😊
Wow! They are amazingly beautiful and strong! Keep their habitat ! Bless to Australia!
U guys have really beautiful video's, and i learn alot. I am not english as native language, but i understand it, i love animals and this is a fun way to learn
Horses are so majestic in wild without the human burden on their back
When the helicopters appeared, I thought they used them to chase the horses away from those endangered areas. Never thought actual wild horse culling was a thing. It's quite terrible :(
human men are going extinct, Mother God doesn't want them any more
I know right it saddens me to see horses shot like that, especially since i know that those herd members mourn the loss. 😔
@@GuruRasaVonWerder That's some pristine logic
Then you need to watch the annual Roundup of the wild mustangs in the wild west of America it's awful.
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I love these beautiful horses. Yes, I love them very much and thank you for this. My name is Ahmed from Iraq
Awesome ! Man looks great on their shoulders. I wanna be that man ! 🐴❤️
This was an amazing video. The photography, story telling, music were all superior and kept me spellbound until the very end! 🥰🥰
These herds are a legacy of man’s choice to release them, ‘to fend for themselves’, according to the narration, after their ‘usefulness’ diminished in the wake of industrialized farming. These horses did not ask for their current fate. Now the herds are depicted as destroying entire habitats-habitats that were supposed to be the source of their ‘fending’. There is a missed opportunity here for man to self-reflect on the present through the lens of past mistakes, of which this film is noticeably and disappointedly silent.
Yeah, that translates to throwing them out to starve--or not. Typical human thing.
We don't need to kill them, we need to capture them and either relocate them or tame them. They really do have bad impacts on their environments please read this onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/emr.12357
How is the weather conditions over there Wendy...???
@@charlesthomas6606 Hot, Smokey. a grey/yellow apocalyptic sky. 😕
You tell 'em, Pony! I'm a little hoarse!
What an absolutely gorgeous documentary! 👏 Thank you!
For a wonderful understanding of the Brumby ponies of Australia see the Russell Crowe movie, The Silver Stallion.
I like the narrator's opening lines! Capturing my attention!
A well detailed documentary. Very interesting indeed.
GO AWAY HORSE HUNTERS
Your videos are always so informative. Thank you!
This narrator's voice is extremely soothing. Very nice on the ears.
A Austrália e um país maravilhoso, se DEUS permitir, um dia eu vou conhecer, BRAZIL!
🐎 HORSES GIVES COOL A WHOLE NEW MEANING 🐎
They are the next coolest animals after dogs and cats ...LOL
It’s so sad & disturbing to see horses killed just because. As human we need to be more compassionate for all animals. We need to start working together and start making better choices for horses to live their life. They deserve to enjoy life too.
Late response but they explained why the people were killing the horses. Though I do agree everything should atleast have a chance at life, I don't think just releasing animals into environments they don't cope with is a good idea. And sadly, sometimes killing an animal is the best option, even if it seems sad or pointless. I do wish that there was somewhere else they could release the horses to so that they wouldn't have to be killed, but they probably would die off anyways if relocated because they wouldn't know how to deal with any predators there since they aren't use to having any. So it might just be the best idea to either domesticate the horses once more and take them out of Australia or, like done in the video, kill them.
I agree, I don't think its right at all to kill a horse unless its absolutely nessassary but then again I do think its more for the horses benefit also. If there are too many wild horses roaming free the population would sky rocket to where they're going into peoples back yards or causing major car accidents and pile ups from them migrating across roads and highways. The starvation rate for horses would increase drastically and remember horses are herding animals. There's only a few predators that hunt horse's, it's not like in Africa where the populations of animals are kept in check by a vast amount of predators so us as humans have to step in. It would have a devastating impact on the ecosystem if they were left to over populate.
@@jennifercalimer4217 This is what's happening in Australia right now. The Brumby population has exploded out of control and sensitive habitats are being destroyed, which in turn is killing off other species like small mammals.
There is no easy answer that will suit everyone and I think a lot will end up being destroyed because there are just so many
@@user-ho7mg9ol7w What do they do with the carcass? Do they leave it for the predators, or do they utilize it?
“Just because?????” 🤔 did you watch the movie?? Lolol
35:00. The narrator says an outright Lie! Horses do Not "rip out the grass root and all", they actually have both upper and lower teeth so they "cut" of the grass and plants with a hard jerk to the side, while the teeth cut off some of the leaves. The roots are left in the ground so the plant/grass can keep on growing...
Yeah how does their paddocks keep growing after many years.They dont need to be SHOT!!!Thank goodness you know what a horse is and does😄
unravel exactly! And by doing so they get rid of the top part of the plant which can cause forest fires but they leave the roots alone so the plant can regrow. People are just falsely accusing horses! And I’m glad someone else knows this.
They may be referring to the thin/shallow/delicate alpine grass soil that can't take the mechanics of horses grazing. That's a different thing from the average pasture soils.
@@slhughes1267 Ok, but there are many ways to deal with that- other than shooting the horses.
While I do agree that the shooting is disgusting, you’re wrong about how “every pasture would be bare” No... there are many many species of grass, soil types etc, and different types of ground become destroyed by horses. It’s just the truth. Still, the horses shouldn’t be shot :/
I Love Horses But I Wish People See Them As Beautiful As they Are Very Graceful And Useful I could Not Imagine World With Out Them
There seems to be a serious misunderstanding of how detrimental invasive species can be and the implication of how "natural" horses are in this area. They aren't "natural" here, and as the documentary explains, this entire ecosystem was not developed to support them. There is high biodiversity in a properly developed ecosystem where multiple species form particular niches in balancing life and death. Horses don't fit into the ecosystem in Australia. They actively diminish it. With unfettered and unparticular consumption of resources and a lack of natural predators, they function outside of the natural order and result in diminished ecosystem productivity. I love horses, they're one of my favorite animals. Still, it's important to understand that there is more to ecology than just "animals running free" and that horses are detrimental to Australian alps ecosystems.
tout fait à un impact sur le sol, même les abattre en a un, juste que cet endroit n'a pas eu pour ainsi dire de specimen aussi gros, et 'na pas non plus les prédateurs adéquate. Il aurait fallut qu'il y ai des lous ou un grand félin pour rééquilibrer ça, au moins ça éviterait que la chaire soit perdu et éviterait aussi tout ce qui y est lié.
Juste que là bas il ne se casse pas la tête et n'ont pas attendu que les écologistes viennent donner leur avis pour tuer les chevaux.
voyez par vous-même ce qui se passe aux USA, c'est pour le bétail que le BLM existe.
C'est souvent une question de fric, à côté on oublie souvent que l'écosystème est en perpétuelle mouvance, autant que la plupart des troupeaux change de lieu, et son capable de vivre en terre arides, d'autant que c'est loin d'être les pires qui puissent causer des dégâts : lapin et chat font partie du lot, tout comme l'agriculture intenssive et l'humain lui-même.
Tandis qu'il suffirait d'accepter la présence de prédateur plus gros que nous pour réguler la population équine.
c'est d'ailleurs principalement ça qui fait la surpopulation de ce type d'animal. en Australien il n'y a plus rien. En tout cas les incendies qu'il y a là bas et la pollution sont bien plus destructeur.
I'm in pourto rico . And every field you look at has wild horses its unbelievable . I herd thier were here but I didn't think it was like what I'm seeing.
There nothing more beautiful than a herd of running horses
We need protected wild horses where they can't be caught let these beautiful animals stay wild
I wonder why people don’t feel the same way for feral cats , and they always feel the need to “rescue “ them by locking them into shelters and kill them … not talking about Australia where feral cats cause damages …
I always say Feed the WILD. They need food.
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That was a pretty epic opening lol
9:55 makes me overjoyed i chose to watch this, of all things, as I settled down for my evening meal...
Very interesting & informative!!!
Amazing ! I think nature loves them.
So Adorable 😄😄 with those beautiful animals. 💘 💘 a nice place
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Ever since I was a little girl I’ve always loved horses i remember my parents got me a lot of horse stuff I use to watch spirit the horse black beauty the white stallion i loved watching them I use to love the sound of horses running on rocks and grass I’ve just got my horse snoods to keep my neck warm i love them so much i love horses they are just to special to me
I have been 'horse crazy' all my life and had the good fortune to raise and train horses and raise my children with them as well. The brumbies in this documentary are gorgeous and exhilarating. At the same time, I agree with those who recognize the damage they are doing to the ecosystem that has a knock-on effect on the survival of all the native species in the area and the need to either drastically cut down on their population, or removing them altogether. If only there were a way they could be transported to a place where they could live in harmony with their environment! Unfortunately, for them, that would also mean being in an environment with alpha predators and an equally harsh terrain. It is lovely to watch a sensitive, well filmed and crafted documentary that shows, not just the horses, but also those that share this fragile place with them. Thank you.
We humans need to let mother nature take care of what she needs to do! All creatures deserve to be wild and just left alone! Mother nature knows what to do! We humans just mess it up!!! Leave the animals alone and live the life they deserve!!! They are precious and should be treated that way!!
I dont agree with you. Some animals need human intervention or care.for example,the sheep. Sheep must shear and they they cannot shear there own body.
Do you have a dog? What about a cat? Any family pet? You can be as an example by leting them free
when they shot one horse down, i quickly opened the comment section and everyone's talking about it. This is cruel, they shouldn't kill em
Magnificent episode!!!
these beautiful angels are the reason why nature is so majestic. Anyone who dares capture a wild horse must bond with it or set it back free not kill it. Horses have feelings too
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Love watching horses and Love them so amazing all of them .
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Sir on 19 ramzan, 2022 tnx for showing me almost dozen sattlite above my village kutki, blinking their lights. That was amazing site ever, which I have seen in my life. When I spent one nite their.
Wonderful video documentary👍❤
One of the greatest heart-warming video ever made. And, shame on us, humans, we are the true animals !!!
Some of this is old. The part towards the end where the guys are on horse’s capturing some of these wild horses. Is from a movie that’s like 30 year’s old called “The Man From Snowy River”. Anyway thank you, for sharing this. I’ve always loved horses. They are smart magnificent beautiful animals!
This is so amazing. Thank you for this wonder video
What is amazing about this video ?
21.12.2021.Really first class and excellent documentary.Thank you.
Animals are INCREDIBLE 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Honestly people don’t like people messing around with their children don’t mess around with creation! ❤
This video is one in millions...
after seeing one horse getting shot i’m gone
Yeah, that broke my heart
I’m glad I looked at the comments before watching the video if I saw a horse get shot I would have cried for days
Snowflake 😂
I have not seen any but I am out here before am soiled by that sight
Amazing film, thank you so much!! 😍😍👍🏽👏🏻👏🏻
What are you in love with about this video Gertrudes ?
Well done mom 👍 love the Brombies so beautiful 🐴💖👍
I put the vid on for a friend who fall asleep to make him wonder wtf hes watching. Was pretty good ty
I dont understand why they always says the fowl's leg are the ones he will have all his life, in every horses Docu.. I never heard of any animals losing legs like wisdom tooth lmao
Ive been trying to learn alot about horses cause im getting 1 this weekkkkkk😁😁😁😁😁
"Hard hooves damage land."
Bish we once had dinosaurs.
Yeah! Yes queen!
HUMANS DAMAGE LAND AND KILL PERFECT CREATURES AND THEY DO NOTHING ELSE
Horses aren’t native to Australia. They ruin agricultural land sometimes especially in the outback
All that ever wanted Wild exceptional AWAITING the approval from the HIGHEST SORCE .GREAT THANKS ref
Beautiful photograpi good explanation good expose thanks for the video sir
Last week I bought an interesting Australian horse she was the youngest tallest of the bunch I saw and the brightest radish brown color and unlike the $14,000 minimum Arabian horses she was affordable for a first horse , very happy with her
@Jigger Jones $1500 minus saddle stable and other equipment
@Jigger Jones She’s still relatively young (5 years of age) so I’ll keep her for riding for now until I get an Arabian
@Jigger Jones for beginners mares obey riders (mostly) and don’t bite or kick like stallions who just seem to be more aggressive and moody at times , and I have a mare myself and found a beautiful Australian gelding today but it honestly depends on the blood of the horse (who the parents are) then the horse regardless of being a mare or a stallion
The Man From Snowy River is a great movie
This is amazing video
Love the man from snowy river footage lol
Best life for horses 🐎🍀🧡!
A herd of horses is led by the dominant female the "matriarch" not the dominant male! The matriarch knows where all the goodies are, where the water is all the grass is and is on constant lookout out for danger! She's assisted by the oldest daughters who also watch for danger!
The dominant male runs around trying to defend his herd, fighting with other outside males and the males that are growing up in the herd that want to take his place! The matriarch leads the herd and they all follow, including the dominant male! She also disciplines the young and other horses who are misbehaving!
So get your research straight and tell the story like it is!
Just like your last video kept calling schools of fish "swarms!" They are "Schools" NOT swarms!
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سبحان الذي خلق الأزواج كلها ،،،سبحانك يامالك الكون كله ،،،thanks guys for this wonderful 💐💐 video..
Mother Nature will always adapt. STOP SHOOTING THE ANIMALS!
If Mother Nature will always adapt, then whats stopping them from Continuing?
If it wasn't for humans, they wouldn't be in Australia in the first place...they're destroying the local ecosystem
@Notthefather I never said that
@@shwimp151 we don’t care
@@shwimp151 if humans weren’t supposed to be this way why were we created in the first place then
We the humans have damaged the environments and caused the global warming by the millions...leave these majestic gorgeous horses alone. I'm so mad watching these suckers killing the horses.
I'm also so mad
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Exactly! Horses actually help stop forest fires! And they don’t harm the roots of the plants the eat they have front teeth that cut the top part of the plant off.
Maybe they should catch them? These horses are invasive species, which are harming endemic animals and plants
Blue Rose we should not catch them! How would you feel if you lived your life wild and free but then suddenly some a**hole decided to catch you and lock you up in a crowded corral with no space to run or play and, horses are magnificent creatures and, there being mistreated and shot! So how could you say that! They should be left wild and, free like they deserve. How exactly are they harming animals and plants, horses don’t rip the roots of the plants they eat and, in what way are they harming animals!?
Hmuhnawm hle mai.
Beautiful horses😍😍😍
Wtf...that's no excuse...why y'all shooting horses,y'all brought em there just to shoot em dead?...How utterly revolting of this selfish humans,Tch!!!!...smh😤😠
@campbell Yeah I agree
@@jackorlove4055 This opinion makes sense. But I do not agree with it. The places horses roamed that you speak where already mountains. And horses have been known to run wild in safe, still sustained grassy regions. If you're worried about over population, then let the dingos hunt the horses, and the horses thin the kangaroos, and so on. If you're worried about overpopulation, send more dingos, and more animals that eat horses to Australia. Don't choose on your own to try and kill off a species when you could easily just move them to a better place when their are as few as showed in this video. Their was no amount of horses yet that would cause a threat. And killing them is not the only way. their are many, many reasons why this isn't right and of how they could have done it differently and better. Their was no need to take such an extreme measure just because humans think they have a supreme idea of when creatures die and when they don't. God decides when fires floods, and other natural disaster happens to thin populations. And not that I'm against all hunting in general, but this specifically seemed unwise. Especially after the fire that only killed EVEN MORE of them took place. Thank you for openly sharing your opinion regardless of what others think, for this I am greatful. If you don't change your mind I'll respect that. I was just sharing my opinion. ♥️
@@peaceserafino6015 Let the dingoes hunt the horses? Dingoes weigh less than 40 pound on average. Even a pack of them couldn't kill a fully grown horse. They might be able to kill foals, sure, but that still means getting passed a herd angry mother horses. There's no reason for dingoes to hunt horses when there's an abundance of much easier prey in Australia. Releasing other predators to hunt these horses is ecological insanity. All they'll do is decimate local wildlife and cause harm than good. I know this because that's what happens every time you release a predator into a place it doesn't belong, it wipes. Just look what happened when they released foxes into Australia, or pythons into Florida. The fact that these horses have no natural predators just demonstrates how they are not a natural part of Australia's ecological balance.
BTW, this documentary gave perfectly valid reasons why these horses are hurting the environment, you just ignore them. Just because the environment hasn't been completely destroyed and looks healthy to your ignorant eyes doesn't mean that there isn't a problem.
@@jackorlove4055 thats true but the point here was that they literally released their horses (after knowing the damage cattle were doing) and are now complaining about what they knew the horses need to do to survive out there.
@@peaceserafino6015 You can't have dingos, the size of dogs, kill horse foals and have that be enough to decrease the population. You'd need to realize how horses defend their young and how aggressive and murderous they can be to protect their foal. To make dingos attack horses, you'd also need to kill and deplete the other species they prefer to hunt over horses too. I'm sorry, but it's just not possible to have horses in this environment without damaging it.
Seeing people kill these innocent horses breaks my heart
Good shooting!!!!!!
Good aim boys!!!
@Notthefather Sounds more like humans
They are an invasive species
It's sad but because wild horses have no national predators they have to do population control if they didn't shot some of them there wouldn't be enough food for all of them
Awesome video
Very Nice documentary.
I'd like to watch a video that gives a side by side comparison of mustangs and brumbys.
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Aywa
beautiful horses
I love horses ❤️
I am from Algeria and I love horse riding. I want to know how many horse lovers 🏇🏇🏇🏇
Now I know how the term “kick ass” originated.
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Australia and horses are my tmo favorite things
I love horses they are my favorite animal
Excellent documentary! Real shame about the culling though! Surely there has to be some other way!
4:18 spirit cavallo selvaggio/ spirit wild horse 🐴😍
Leave them wild there doing fine Humans are so sick an stupid always destroying everything
I hope this human being not harm this beautiful and , magnificent horses
The nature life , So beautiful Horses \ Run for survive
At least in the states they are protected. There’s about 40 000 and because the land really can’t support more than that about 10 000 are captured and then taken either to be trained or released into pasture and live until they die naturally. The round up is amazingly humane and the colts, mares and stallions are separated in transport to protect them. They get excellent vet care and immunizations and are tracked continuously whether they get adopted or not to ensure they get proper care and stay healthy and not neglected. So I am assume there’s laws against hunting or harming or capturing them in any way.
Magnificent ✨🥰
Your so beautiful on your picture
Hello Jacquelyn how is the weather conditions over there.????