East of Yosemite national park, Mono Lake is an ancient body of water, home to millions of brine shrimp and waterfowl and providing stunning views. It’s also home to a herd of more than 500 wild horses that began arriving in the area around 2015.
This spring, as snowdrifts from a record-setting winter storm began to melt, officials were surprised to find the horses turning up dead.
