Przewalski's Horse nibbling on the grass

Took a lot of good photos of Detroit Zoo's Przewalski's Horses with my Canon PowerShot SX50 HS, and I figured I'd share at least one of those photos here, and also showcase a close-up of this horse nibbling on the grass.

Taken at Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak, Michigan on August 25th 2013.

Description
The Przewalski’s horse is characterized by its short, muscular body and erect mane. Smaller than most domesticated horses, it has a pale belly and beige to reddish-brown coat that is short during summer and thicker and longer in winter.

Scientific name: Equus caballus przewalskii (Equus ferus przewalskii)
Continent: Asia
Habitat: Vegetation, shrub land and plains
Size: 4 feet tall at the shoulder
Weight: 450-750 pounds
Diet: The horse is an herbivore, eating grasses and other vegetation.
Reproduction: Gestation 11 to 12 months; single foal
Lifespan: 20-25 years
Conservation Status: Endangered

FUN FACTS

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Also known as the Asian wild horse, the species has never been trained for riding, which means it is the only wild horse in existence.
Only 1,500 individuals exist worldwide, with 250 in the wild.
The name refers to the Russian explorer Nikolai Przewalski who first discovered the subspecies in the 1870s.