The Przewalski’s horse is the only known surviving wild equine native to the arid desert prairie regions in Central Asia, specifically Outer Mongolia and China. Przewaski's horses are gazing in Mountain Kalamaili Ungulate Nature Reserve in Xinjiang, China The critically endangered subspecies of wild horse is named after the Russian geographer and explorer Nikolai Przhevalsky … Continue reading 1. Chinese Horses in Extreme Environments: The Przewalski’s Horse
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The Horses in Modern China – 3
Land degradation, too, makes pasture land less available for grassland husbandry. World Bank figures show that China has the third largest area of grassland after Australia and Russia. However, vast swathes of its grassland have become degraded; the Loess Plateau region and other extensive western areas have suffered especially badly. According to the People’s Republic … Continue reading The Horses in Modern China – 3