Wild donkeys, also known as feral donkeys, are descendants of domesticated donkeys that have returned to a wild state. They are typically found in arid regions, such as deserts and grasslands, where they roam in small herds. These animals are known for their strong survival instincts and adaptability to harsh environments. Wild donkeys primarily feed on grasses, shrubs, and other vegetation. They have a keen sense of hearing and can detect sounds from far away, which helps them avoid predators. Unlike their domesticated counterparts, wild donkeys are more independent and rely on their instincts to find food and water.