What is a wild horses scientific class?

Wild horses, scientifically speaking, belong to the same species as domesticated horses: Equus caballus.

Here's a breakdown of their classification:

* Kingdom: Animalia (Animals)

* Phylum: Chordata (Animals with a backbone)

* Class: Mammalia (Mammals)

* Order: Perissodactyla (Odd-toed ungulates)

* Family: Equidae (Horses, asses, and zebras)

* Genus: Equus (Horses, asses, and zebras)

* Species: Equus caballus (Horses)

Note: While all wild horses are *Equus caballus*, different populations may be considered subspecies or even just distinct "types" depending on their geographical origin and genetic traits. For example, the Przewalski's horse (*Equus przewalskii*) is a closely related species that was once thought to be a wild horse but is now considered a separate species.