Ancient Breed Collection

Camargue horses nuzzling each other; Camargue, France

White horses of Camargue walking the water, France
White horses of Camargue walking in the water; Camargue, France

White horses of Camargue running out of the water, France
White horses of Camargue running out of the water; Camargue, France

Feral goat C013 / 4746
Feral goat (Capra aegagrus hircus). This is a wild population of goats maintained in Galloway Forest, Dumfries, Scotland. There are a number of feral goat populations in Britain

Soay Sheep (Ovis aries)
Ancient breed of sheep. They are descended from the first domesticated sheep of the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Age farmers. Soay sheep originated in the island of Soay in the St. Kilda Archipelago

Flock of twisted-horn Racka sheep grazing in the Hortobagy National Park, east Hungary
ROG-14145 Flock of twisted-horn Racka sheep grazing Hortobagy National Park, east Hungary Ovis aries strepsiceros Hortobg Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Unveiling the Ancient Breed: Majestic Camargue Horses and Enigmatic Feral Goats" In the picturesque landscapes of France's Camargue region, a captivating sight unfolds as two Camargue horses nuzzle each other affectionately. These ancient breed horses, known for their striking white coats, have roamed these lands for centuries, embodying grace and resilience. As the sun sets over the tranquil waters of Camargue, another breathtaking scene comes to life. The White Horses of Camargue gracefully walk through shallow depths, their hooves barely making a ripple. With every step they take in this ethereal setting, they seem to carry with them a piece of history that dates back to antiquity. But it is when these magnificent creatures burst out of the water with unparalleled energy that their true spirit shines through. Galloping across sandy shores and lush meadows, they exude an untamed beauty that captivates all who witness it. Their powerful strides echo tales from generations past - stories whispered by winds that have witnessed their timeless existence. Yet amidst this enchantment lies another enigma - feral goats roaming freely in rugged terrains nearby. These resilient creatures have adapted to survive in harsh conditions throughout time. Their presence adds an intriguing layer to this ancient landscape; reminding us that nature's diversity knows no bounds. And let us not forget about Soay Sheep grazing peacefully in Hortobagy National Park in eastern Hungary – descendants of an ancient breed whose origins trace back thousands of years. With their twisted horns and unique appearance, they too contribute to the tapestry of our collective heritage. These glimpses into ancient breeds remind us that there are living relics among us – guardians of ancestral wisdom and symbols of endurance against time's relentless march forward. They serve as reminders that our connection with nature transcends generations; a bond woven deep within our souls since time immemorial.