Wild horse

The wild steed (Equus ferus) was presumably tamed exactly 6,000 years back in what is currently Ukraine and Kazakhstan. Early local ponies were drained and eaten just as utilized for transportation, rehearses notably delineated in dream creator George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire arrangement. (Crude pony heart, anybody?) The begetter of the steed as we probably am aware it never again exists in the wild, however it likely took after the related Przewalski's steed (Equus przewalskii).