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    Kaimanawa Horses: by Olivia & Mary

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    Kaimanawa horses are a genetically unique wild horse population found in New Zealand's central North Island in 1979. They have brown coats, black hair and tails, and light brown foals. The horses threaten native plants by eating them and can damage the ground by running heavily in large groups. One way to help control the population is for individuals to own the horses, if they have the means to safely transport and handle the wild animals.

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    Kaimanawa horses are a genetically unique wild horse population found in New Zealand's central North Island in 1979. They have brown coats, black hair and tails, and light brown foals. The horses threaten native plants by eating them and can damage the ground by running heavily in large groups. One way to help control the population is for individuals to own the horses, if they have the means to safely transport and handle the wild animals.

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    Kaimanawa horses are a genetically unique wild horse population found in New Zealand's central North Island in 1979. They have brown coats, black hair and tails, and light brown foals. The horses threaten native plants by eating them and can damage the ground by running heavily in large groups. One way to help control the population is for individuals to own the horses, if they have the means to safely transport and handle the wild animals.

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    Kaimanawa Horses: by Olivia & Mary

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    Aleise White
    Kaimanawa horses are a genetically unique wild horse population found in New Zealand's central North Island in 1979. They have brown coats, black hair and tails, and light brown foals. The horses threaten native plants by eating them and can damage the ground by running heavily in large groups. One way to help control the population is for individuals to own the horses, if they have the means to safely transport and handle the wild animals.

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    Kaimanawa Horses

    By Olivia &
    Mary

    Appearance!
    -Brown
    -black hair &and tail
    -baby is light brown


    Interesting Facts
    -1979 found in Southern Kaimanawa .
    -got called Kimanawa horses
    -are genetically unique population
    -they have inhabited the North island since
    the 1870s

    Threat!
    -threat to native plants BECAUSE THEY
    EAT THEM ALL. SOME plants ARE under
    threat.
    -THE horses ARE HEAVILY AND LOTS OF
    THEM running TOGETHER CAN WREck
    the ground.

    where they live


    Central north
    island
    -

    Waiouru military
    training area.

    How we can help


    eradicate them
    One way to eradicate them is to own the horses.
    Before you do, make sure that you have a horse truck, and
    you have to make sure that you can be able to handle one.
    You can get hurt by the horses because they are very wild.
    Be careful and enjoy!

    Thank you for


    watching

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