"We are excited to receive horses from China," said Dr. Enkhsaikhan Namtar, office manager of the International Takhi Group, an organization dedicated to saving wild Mongolian horses. He said the horses will first be kept in captivity and gradually ...

Przewalski's horses, also known as Takhi in Mongolia, were first caught by Russian explorer Nikolay Mikhaylovich Przhevalsky in Xinjiang and shipped to Europe in 1876. With their short bodies, reddish-brown coats and unique dark brown thin lines running ...