💨 Abstract
A 14th-century herd of wild horses, known as the Dülmener Wildpferde, roam in western Germany's Merfelder Bruch reserve. The herd, numbering around 400, has been protected since the mid-19th century. Recently-birthed foals were seen playing with the rest of the herd on a sunny spring day.
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