A wild herd has turned an island paradise into a living example of nature rewriting the rules.
There’s an island off the U.S. coast where feral horses outnumber the people and control nearly everything about life there. They roam beaches, graze marshes, and even stroll past tourists like they own the place. It sounds magical until you realize how quickly a small herd turned into hundreds and how complicated it is to manage. Here’s how one island became the stage for one of the country’s most unusual wildlife dramas.
