Przewalski’s horses in Chernobyl: interesting facts

More than 30 years have passed since the accident at a nuclear power plant, and mankind is still reaping its bitter fruits. The exclusion zone occupies about 2.6 thousand square kilometers in Ukraine and Belarus. According to preliminary forecasts, the process of complete cleansing will take more than 20,000 years, but nature is already healing wounds. Przewalski’s horses in Chernobyl have become one of the largest populations in the contaminated area.

Photos of these noble animals can increasingly be found on the Web. This is possible thanks to special camera traps. Such devices work automatically, do not harm the representatives of the fauna, and also help to capture them in their natural habitat. Today, experts record wild horses in Chernobyl not only in the steppes but also in plantations, including in the Red Forest, which is considered one of the most dangerous zones.

Przewalski's horses in Chernobyl

The mystery of the Chernobyl horses

Pripyat and its outskirts are considered one of the most mysterious places not only in Ukraine but throughout the world. Due to their closeness and the flair of a technogenic catastrophe, they have overgrown in popular culture with myths and legends. You can find references to mutants, a harvest of giant mushrooms and fruits, mysterious glow, and even portals. Everything is more prosaic, you can be convinced of this by ordering an official tour to Chernobyl. Due to the lack of human activity, the exclusion zone looks more like a protected area, where animals and plants freely develop.

Przewalski’s horses in Chernobyl are not representatives of the local fauna. They were brought in within the framework of the “Program for the creation of a free population”, initiated by the workers of the “Askania-Nova” reserve in 1998. According to official information, 22 males and females were initially transported there. At the beginning of 2021, there are about 110 horses that live in separate herds in different areas.

Why is Przewalski’s horse so-called?

The historical habitat of this breed is dry steppes and high foothill valleys of the Middle East and Asia. The indigenous population calls these animals the word takhi, which means “spirit” in translation. The Mongols consider them to be a link between people and gods, it is wild horses that carry messages to another world.

For the first time, Western culture learned about this breed thanks to an expedition of 13 people, led by the Russian explorer Nikolai Przhevalsky. During a visit to China in 1879, he was presented with the skull and skin of a horse, which even looked different from the usually domesticated horses. The inhabitants of this country did not feel much awe of the breed, perceiving them as competitors of livestock that devastate pastures.

What is the difference between a Przewalski horse and an ordinary breed?
The breed was described only in 1881, after the return of the traveler and his company to the territory of Russia. This breed was not previously known to science, and therefore was named after the discoverer.

What is the difference between a Przewalski horse and an ordinary breed?

It is quite easy to distinguish the breed from others, here are some interesting facts about Przewalski’s horse:

  1. Short mane. It consists of hard, straight villi that protrude along the nape or the entire ridge. It is most often black and also to the touch like a brush. This improves the thermoregulation of animals and also prevents the adhesion of thistles and thorns.
  2. No bangs. The animal’s muzzle is completely open, the long mane does not fall over the eyes. It can often be seen that the hair closer to the frontal part becomes shorter, merging in length with the rest of the coat.
  3. Tail structure. It looks more like a donkey’s tail rather than a horse brush made of soft hair. Above, short and coarse hair prevails, while long hair begins only in the lower third.
  4. Color. Due to the habitat, the hide is sandy brown. This helps to hide better in the steppe or desert, without attracting predators. The mane, tail, and legs closer to the hooves have a contrasting dark color. The nose is powdery white, which looks powdered due to the short whitish pile.

It is believed that this is the only breed known to mankind that has not yet been domesticated.

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