[Past Your Eyes]

Is it living in Jurassic Park?

[blam]

[squarebarb]

What? We don't have the same chromosomes? But darling, surely we can work something out...

[ecurbh]

Ping

[HairOfTheDog]

[Rebelbase]

"It was discovered by a Russian, Col Nikolai Przewalski, in 1879."

I'm sure people had seen it before then.

[the_daug]

Some authorities believe the Przewalski is a direct ancestor of the modern day domesticated horse. Others contend this is not possible as the Przewalski is a different species having sixty-six chromosomes while the domestic horse carries sixty-four. It is possible to cross the Przewalski with the domestic horse, and the resulting hybrid is fertile; however this offspring has sixty-five chromosomes. When crossed again to the domestic horse, the new generation returns to sixty-four chromosomes and little influence of the Przewalski horse is evident.

ref;http://www.imh.org/imh/bw/prz.html

[359Henrie]

Its an ASS, with black dress socks.

[conservativewasp]

I've always heard that horse was pretty good eating, have any of you all tried it?

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I was hoping for a five toed Eohippus!