How the Wild Horses of North Carolina’s Outer Banks Have Survived 500 Years of Hurricanes
When Hurricane Dorian approached the Outer Banks in North Carolina, the wild horses there knew exactly what to do to survive.
When Hurricane Dorian approached the Outer Banks in North Carolina, the wild horses there knew exactly what to do to survive.
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