The world’s rarest horse, Prutswarsky’s horse, is boosting major conservation with the arrival of an additional 150 Hungary-raised animals at the footsteps of Kazakhs in Kazakhstan. The era of Central Asia. The once dominant species of the area disappeared from the wild in the 1960s.
As we wrote In 2024, seven horses, five fillies and two stallions were the first rare breeds to be reintroduced into the Berlin and Prague zoo areas.
Though not a wealthy country, Kazakhstan led the way with conservation efforts on the world stage. In addition to horses, the country is about to reintroduce Saiga Antelope, Bukhara Dia, snow leopards and tigers.
The original seven horses known as Ypsilonk, Zeta II, Zeta, Zorro, Tessa, Sary, Wespe and Umbra were released at Altyn Dala Reserve in the Kostanay area of Kazakhstan, but 150 new herds are scattered throughout the country and scattered across life. “This step will increase the safety issues of this type of horse in case there is any illness here,” said Istvan Naj.
