The "incredible" find belonged to an animal estimated to have roamed the rugged region about 30,000 years ago, according to ...

All Equus species are herbivorous grazers. This means that they exclusively survive on plants. In their natural habitats, horses need a lot of open grasslands so they can find enough food.

Until now, scientists thought the horse species was a member of the genus Equus-- possible a close relative of the Asiatic wild ass, also known as an onager, Equus hemionus.