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Estimated to be up to 20,000 years old, the paintings consist primarily of large animals, once native to the region

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They appeared first in steamships in around 1802, helping to power boats from England and Scotland across the Atlantic. Steam engines equipped passenger and cargo trains during the 1820s

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The descendants of Indian horses are still with us, including some of the most popular breeds in America today.

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Chariots are the culmination of a natural technical evolution. In the Middle East, no sooner do we find evidence of utility wagons drawn by donkeys, mules, oxen and even goats, than we find these same primitive vehicles used in warfare

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road

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There is nothing that travels faster, and yet is mortal, than these couriers; the Persians invented this system, which works as follows

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Mongol warrior on horseback, preparing a mounted archery shot

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Spanish RE-introduction to the New World

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Spanish RE-introduction to the New World

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When Spanish explorers rode into the West in the 1540s, their horses were, in a sense, coming home

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There are another 45,000 in government holding pens, gathered to prevent overgrazing, that are costing the agency nearly $50 million annually

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The  It had four-hoofed toes on each front foot and three-hoofed toes on each hind foot

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The  It had four-hoofed toes on each front foot and three-hoofed toes on each hind foot

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It had four-hoofed toes
on each front foot and three-hoofed toes on each hind foot

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This travel corridor allowed mammals to come to Alaska when their favored foods — grasses, sedges, and rushes — thrived during warm periods.