Wild horses or wild horses are horses that are not tame by humans. It is a member of the Equus genus, which includes subterranean domesticated horses as well as the untarnished Tarpan horse that is now extinct and the endangered horses are the Przewalski horse. Get rid of the brink of extinction and replicate it successfully in nature. The Tarpan horses were extinct in the 19th century although it was a possible ancestor of the domestic horse and roamed the prairies of Eurasia at the time of purebreds. However, the other subspecies of Equus ferus may exist and may be of domesticated origin. Since the extinction of the Tarpan horse many efforts have been made to reconstruct the phenotype of this horse and as a result have horses like Konik and Heck horses. The term wild horse is also used informally. It refers to free horses such as Mustangs in the United States, Brumby in Australia, and many other countries. The wild horses are indomitable members of the house horse. Currently on Sable Island is the paradise of wild horses free to travel around the island. The island is also famous for its 400 wild horses. The horses currently living on this island are the descendants of the horses seized from the Acadians, as they passed through the island, which had to be relinquished previously.