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Wild horse Living along beaches and oceans.
From barrier island sandbars and salt marshes to windswept sea cliffs, explore the world's most remarkable feral and native horse populations living by the ocean.
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Discover 20 resilient wild horse herds thriving along beaches and oceans. 
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17. Sable Island Wild Horses Of Nova Scotia 
16. Corolla Spanish Mustangs Of The Outer Banks 
15. Shackleford Banks Banker Horses 
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13. Connemara Ponies On Irish Tidal Strands 
12. Icelandic Horses On Black Sand Beaches 
11. Namib Desert Horses Near The Atlantic 
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9. Shetland Ponies Of The North Sea 
8. Misaki Horses Of Cape Toi Pacific Bluffs 
7. Donana Marismeno Marshland Horses 
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5. Carneddau Ponies Above The Irish Sea 
4. Garrano Wild Horses Of The Iberian Coast 
3. Kerry Bog Ponies Of The Atlantic Strand 
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From barrier island sandbars and salt marshes to windswept sea cliffs, explore the world's most remarkable feral and native horse populations living by the ocean.
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