Wild horses on Cape Lookout Island get immunocontraception
SHACKLEFORD BANKS North Carolina biologists begin using PZP immunocontraceptive to manage the Shackleford wild horse herd on Cape Lookout National Seashore. About 30 mares, including Darkface, will receive boosters to control population growth without lethal methods, preserving the herd's genetic line and health.
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