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Dead juvenile humpback whale washes ashore on Outer Banks beach
A dead juvenile humpback whale has washed ashore on the beaches of Corolla in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. First reported Thursday, officials with the Outer Banks marine Mammal Stranding Network responded to the whale’s carcass to record its information and take scientific photos.
The Corolla Wild Horse Fund announced the birth of the year’s second foal — a wild Banker filly named Folly — in a social ...
A new foal has been sighted in the small, wild Spanish Mustang herd on the Currituck Outer Banks that has had no outside ...
COROLLA, N.C. — The Corolla Wild Horse Fund announced its first foal of the year on Wednesday. The newborn filly was named "Finola," an Irish name because she was born on St. Patrick's Day weekend ...
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — Corolla Wild Horse Fund has announced the first wild foal born in 2025 on the Outer Banks, and she's a lucky one! Finola was born on St. Patrick's Day, hence the name.
While driving down the coast of North Carolina you're likely to find the wild horses of Corolla. History shows the horses traveled here with Spaniards attempting to settle in the Carolinas.
Looking for a coastal escape? Assateague Island offers wild horses, serene beaches, and fewer crowds than the Outer Banks.
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