Where Did the Wild Horses Go?

Wild Horses

Wild horses are known as Mustangs. There used to be about 2 million of these amazing animals roaming throughout the United States 100 years ago; however, their numbers have greatly decreased. There are only about 25 percent left of what there once was. This is because people began taming the horses and using them to help with work that had to be done. In the wild, horses are herd animals, and they roam around together and assist each other to live. Nowadays, it is difficult to find herds of horses that roam about freely because most of them have been domesticated.