This Newborn Przewalski’s Horse Is Rare (And Totally
Adorable)This Newborn Przewalski’s Horse Is Rare (And Totally
Adorable)  This Newborn Przewalski’s Horse Is Rare (And Totally
Adorable)  Image via Doloros Reed, Smithsonian Conservation
Biology Institute  It's not every day that you see a baby horse,
but a newborn foal at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology
Institute is even rarer. The filly born on July 27 is a
Przewalski's horse, a critically endangered subspecies that's
considered the last wild horse left. The filly represents a
scientific breakthrough as well: It's the first of the species
to be born via artificial insemination.  According to the SCBI,
the foal and Anne, its first-time mother, are healthy and
bonding. The Przewalski's (cha-VAL-skee) horse ranged from
Germany to Mongolia and northern China as recently as the 18th
century. Since then, the species fell into a horrific decline,
and was declared extinct in the wild in 1969 until 1996, when
the species was re-listed as critically endangered