Meet the Camargue horse: It runs (almost) free in the wetlands in France In the Rhone Delta in the south of France lives the ancient breed Camargue. A breed which is believed to be descended from prehistoric horses. Due to the isolated geographical area where the horses live, the breed has not been influenced by other breeds for centuries. Here you can meet the Camargue horse, which runs (almost) free in the swampy wetlands in Southern France. Strong influence from the Berber The Camargue horse

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Roaming freely across wetlands and open plains, the Camargue horse stands as one of France’s most iconic and enduring symbols. Native to the Camargue region in southern France, this remarkable breed embodies freedom, strength, and a deep connection to nature shaped over centuries. 🌿 Shaped by the Land Considered among the oldest horse breeds in existence, the Camargue horse has evolved naturally alongside its environment. Foals are born dark—often black or deep brown—but over time their coats g