VOICED : Endangered Carpathian ponies are making a comeback in Poland

The whistle, a horse breed native to the Carpathian Mountains, has a rich history of utility in agriculture and warfare. After near extinction post-World War II, breeding programs revived the breed. Today, the population has grown significantly, supported by EU funding and breeding initiatives. The whistle is known for its strong build and adaptability to mountainous terrains, making it popular for tourism. Despite challenges in Ukraine, the breed's future in Poland looks promising.

Describe the physical characteristics of the whistle breed that make it suitable for mountainous terrain.

What challenges do breeders face in ensuring the future of the whistle breed in Poland?