In 1760, a Boston merchant left horses on a treeless island in the Atlantic: More than 250 years later, around 500 wild descendants still survive without human care
Wild horses introduced in the 18th century continue to roam Sable Island today. These animals are now a protected population without human intervention or management. Their numbers have fluctuated significantly over recent decades and years. Parks Canada monitors their health and population trends annually. The horses survive naturally on the…
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