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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