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The horses from Letea are becoming fewer and fewer, because of a law: "They don't understand that it has become a symbol"

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The Letea horses, which annually attract thousands of tourists from all over the world to the Danube Delta, are becoming fewer and fewer. The latest data shows that at most 150 specimens still live in the Letea forest.
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The horses from Letea are becoming fewer and fewer, because of a law: "They don't understand that it has become a symbol"

The Letea horses, which annually attract thousands of tourists from all over the world to the Danube Delta, are becoming fewer and fewer. The latest data shows that at most 150 specimens still live in the Letea forest.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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