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Anonymous users2024-02-12The habits of horses and the temper of donkeys.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Horses live in the wild and are social animals.
They take care of each other and feel more secure. Although some horses live in a stable, horses also need companions. Other animals such as dogs, goats and even donkeys are usually kept on the horse farm as companions.
A group of horses living together is very class-conscious. Usually a stallion is headed by a stallion in a herd of wild horses. Among the horses raised, there will also be a gelding or mare as the leader.
Two horses fighting for the position of leader, or a new horse to challenge the leader, usually fight to settle the matter. Of course, if two stallions fight for a mare, they also have to fight.
Young horses are often chasing, kicking, and biting each other, which is not really fighting, but having fun. Learning communication and getting along skills through play is very important for the growth of ponies.
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Anonymous users2024-02-101. Horses laugh when they are in a good mood.
The horse's upper lip is well developed and can eat a lot of grass in one bite, which plays a very important function in feeding. When it laughs, it also pulls its upper lip high to expose the upper gums.
2. The most hated animal for horses is wasps.
The stinger of the wasp is so long that it can pierce even the skin of a horse, so horses are most afraid of wasps.
3. The horse dozes off while standing.
Horses rarely lie down except when they are sick or dead; Sometimes it sleeps on its knees with its feet together, but if it just wants to take a nap, it will rest its chin on the ground to support its body; And when it's safe to do so, you need to sleep comfortably, and then lie down to sleep.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The habits of horses and the temper of donkeys.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Horses are large mammals, and their tails wag around to keep mosquitoes away.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The habits of horses and the temper of donkeys.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The habits of horses and the temper of donkeys.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The habits of horses and the temper of donkeys.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The ancestors of horses first lived in the forests of North America and fed on young leaves. In the Miocene, the steppe horse appeared and switched to grassland life, and since then the horse has been feeding on hay and living on the grassland. Horses don't have to sleep at night, let alone until dawn.
If no one disturbs it, it can sleep anytime, anywhere, standing, lying down. The purpose of the nose is to remove foreign bodies from the nasal cavity, ensure the smooth airway, and facilitate the identification of the road and direction.
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