Making of "American Horses"

[@terryford7459]

2nd... Last night I watched the entire episode on channel 56.1, PBS.(MICHIGAN, USA!! What an awesome documentary! So educational too!! Learning about another cultures!!!❤️👍🏾💗

[@TimeTheory2099]

Thanks PBS & Nature 👍 I never miss Nature or Nova Your documentary beautiful

[@cloverassassinscreed]

I missed it so thank you for putting this out PBS nature this is so beautiful thank you again

[@agathafry4233]

Beautiful!

[@hunterG60k]

Yup, the shot of the stallions fighting against the sunset was pretty damn epic. Can imagine the disbelief and joy the camera man felt :)

[@jeffdavis5723]

*Love Wild Horses & **#Nature** plus **#PBS**.* 🐴 💕 💝 🥰

[@EnchantedwithPoodles]

More horses, please! More, more, more, please.

[@sunar91]

Pretty cool! I'm always fascinated seeing horses. They are majestic and they have strong individual character/horsenalities.

[@frankybarra6067]

Great video Guy's and Gal's. I live in Nevada we have a quite large population of wild...FREE horse's here. These animals are so majestic. I wish there could be more of the across the country.

[@HaussmannRider]

wish we could have access to this documentary from France

[@robertgariano6571]

Beautiful film. It is remarkable to think that these animals were brought here only 500 years ago by Spanish explorers. They seem so natural on this continent.

[@Kentuckyhunter58]

They actually evolved in North America but went extinct and only survived in Asia and Europe.

[@BowWowVideo]

Great project... fun!

[@Trakehner20]

ITs almost like the young horses have an instinct or long lost knowledge that they are supposed to somehow have a relationship with humans. They just come up to them like there's that connection they feel should be happening. Probably not true, but just sort of thinking and putting it on screen.

[@maxpowers1187]

How can you watch this in the UK?

[@강태열-d8c]

승마를 배우고싶다🫁

[@willemventer3935]

beautiful animals , just one thing , are they not technically "feral" rather than wild?

[@cliffowens3629]

Wonder if that lead in skeleton was Cloud?

[@jamesstewart6754]

Why can't zebras be domesticated??

[@melikesmuffins6676]

Zebras are highly aggressive and thrive where they are free from human contact. Basically donkeys on crack with an understandable grudge against anything that moves

[@princeedmunddukeofedinburg]

First :)

[@jeffdavis5723]

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