TheHorse.com | Scientists Study How Climate Change Affects Horses TheHorse.com One species, the Equus capensis, did finally die out in the late Pleistocene, but the Przewalski's (pictured) and domestic horse, as well as donkeys and onagers, survived. Photo: iStock. With climate change come earthquakes, flooding, droughts ... |
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