'They are suffering terribly': Canada's wild horses are dying but the public can't let them go

Biologists who say the Sable Island horses are stressed outside their natural habitat are up against decades of romanticizationOn a narrow crescent of land off the coast of Nova Scotia in the Atlantic Ocean, hundreds of horses run free, galloping along the rolling dunes, their chestnut coats standing out against the white sands and rich blues of the ocean.After a particularly hard winter, nearly 150 of these horses have died, raising questions about the future of the famed and deeply controversial feral herd of Sable Island. Continue reading...