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HeadingSub-Heading Source NoteComment Note Type Page How did they get there The horse was domesticated in southern Ukraine about 5,000 years ago, and domestic horses have been introduced all over the world. The wild horses found in the U.S. are the descendants of domestic horses that escaped to the wild. Ten western states have wild horse populations, where they are sometimes called mustangs. In the East, the little Assateague Ponies are found on several islands off the coast of Virginia and Maryland. 66

HeadingSub-Heading Source NoteComment Note Type Page what's their habitat varies: forest mountains dry brushy areas swamps sea shores. 66

HeadingSub-Heading Source NoteComment Note Type Page How fast can they run Mustangs can run up to 25.mp. 66

HeadingSub-Heading Source NoteComment Note Type Page What's their diet. Mustangs eat hay grain and grass. 66

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Web Site Elsa and martin wahl “Title of Arti American feral horse, BLM (Bureau of Land Management) horse, Range horse. 10/8/09

Web Site opedia/entry?id=AmerSadHrs mustangs&search=SEARCH 10/27/09

Web Site ary/english/search?query=mustangs entry/horse

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