Icelandic horses - which more closely resemble ponies - have essentially been engineered over hundreds of years by the landscape they inhabit. "The size of [these horses] and how they move is partly due to the way they have to navigate through the rocks. They are a consequence of the landscape." © Tim Flach photography
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