 A bachelor horse in Teddy Roosevelt National Park will have to find another home. This is an update to a story we brought you earlier this week. The National Park Service says the horse's aggressive behavior, lack of fear of humans, and an affinity for a certain campground led to their decision. Advocates were trying to get the horse a pardon. Right now, he's being corralled, watered, and fed. The Park Service says they'll do what's best for the horse through either adoption or sale.