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The United States' Bureau of Land Management is responsible for managing the populations of wild horses and burros in 10 of the country's western states. But controversy over the practice and the bureau's methods has been growing. Critics say the process of stampeding and capturing the horses is terrorizing and cruel, and inhumane treatment leads to injury and death in captivity. Now, even roundup supporters and the U.S. government say the current way of doing things isn't sustainable for the horses, the environment or taxpayers. The annual cost of the roundup is $78 million, twice what it was a decade ago. The Bureau of Land Management has countered these criticisms by claiming that the ...

Americans sometimes can be condescending toward or even dismissive of Canada, and that's a real shame because Canada is an amazing country and our neighbors to the north have a lot to offer. For example, Newfoundland's board of tourism would like you to know that they have adorable baby goats there that ride horses. They've provided this video evidence to prove it to you. A lot of people who have seen this footage have questioned its authenticity, but Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism insist the video was not staged. Said the board, "The owner of the animals assures us this is a regular occurrence. When the horse lies down, the goats climb on his back, and then the horse stands up. Our video ...