My 30 Black And White Photographs Of South Africa’s Majestic Wild Horses
The Cape's enchanted wild horses have survived for over a century in wetlands between Kleinmond and Rooisand in South Africa's Western Cape.
According to environmentalists, wild horses play a vital role in the ecosystem because their paths keep clogged waterways open.
The wild horses appear to regulate herd size, as there have never been more than 30 individuals over the decades, with no more than 3 to 4 herds traversing the beaches and wetlands.
The future of the Cape's enchanted wild horses is uncertain due to the increasing urbanization of local towns and the encroachment of human settlements.
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Wild Stallion And Mare By The Ocean
Stallion Keeping Order In The Herd
Stallion Alert
Stallion With A Star
Stallion Snaking
He´s either old or malnourished, you could play the piano on his ribs...
Mare Portrait
Wild Stallion And Mare Bonding
Mare Looking Left
Wild Mare In The Mountains
Wild Mare Eating Grass By The Ocean
I hope and pray the wild horses in Africa´re not concerned by the droughts in many parts of that continent, so many animals there are and die, not only the pets and livestock animals of people there, also the wild ones.
Stallion Rearing
Stallions Ready To Fight
Stallion And Mare Grazing In A Wetland With Mountains In The Background
Sadly more bones showing It is quite upsetting. Can ppl help by delivering hay etc,,? I live in Aus.so too far away
Wild Herd Alert
Got a pregnant mama here? She does look in better shape than many of the others.
Mare Standing Still
Wild Mare Walking
Wild Stallion By The Coast
A Wild Mare
Wild Horses Greeting
A Wild Colt
Wild Horses Greeting
Patterns
A Herd Of Wild Horses On The Move
A Wild Mare Sleeping
Colt Portrait
Stallion Dominance
A Wild Mare On A Wild Coastline
Wild Horses Bonding
A Wild Horse Scratching Head
Another group of horses running wild in Africa are awesome to see. These are the Namibian desert horses. They're absolutely gorgeous.
