In a lifetime of working with horses, Gary Kidd, 73, had never adopted an untrained wild mustang before. But when the federal government started paying people $1,000 a horse to adopt them, he signed up for as many as he could get.

Wild horses adopted under a Federal programme are going to slaughter

Chernobyl nuclear disaster is worst of its kind in human history. The explosion in the fourth reactor at the nuclear power plant on April, 26, 1986 left swathes of Ukraine and neighbouring Belarus badly contaminated with radiation.

Wild horses thrive in Chernobyl's radiation-hit exclusion zone

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Wild horses adopted under a Federal programme are going to slaughter

Wild horses thrive in Chernobyl's radiation-hit exclusion zone