On the plains and foothills of Kruzi Mountain, which towers above the town of Livno in Bosnia, wild horses roam free. There is said to be over five hundred of these horses roaming the area, having first appeared in this location almost half a century ago, left by their owners who replaced them with tractors and combines. Despite bitterly cold winter winds, attacks by wild animals, and the conflict that raged in the area in the early 1990s, these horses remain self-sufficient.