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Advocates say the horses on Cumberland Island need help. A federal judge says their hands are tied
The horses were brought to Cumberland by humans over time -- they are not indigenous to the island and are descended from domesticated animals. This is why they are considered feral, rather than wild.
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National park restoration project gains financial boost in fight against feral hogs: 'This ... benefits the entire landscape'
With the recent influx of government funding, national parks across the southeastern U.S. are getting some much-needed relief ...