No, they are completely different animals.
No.
Horses (along with donkey and zebras) belong to the family "equidae".
Giraffes (and okapi) belong to the family "giraffidae".
They have similar feet (called hooves) made out of the same material but a horse has only one toe and a giraffe has two toes.
No. horses and giraffes actually belong to two very different orders: horses are odd-toed ungulates, while giraffes are even-toed ungulates.
They both have very similar body structures, they're both herbivores, and they're both hooved animals.
yes because they both have hooves,mane,and a short tail.
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No. Equines include horses, donkeys, and zebras. Giraffes belong to the "giraffidae" family.
Equine is a latin word refering to horses.
It is actually called an Equine family. Zebras, donkeys, mules, and horses are the most obvious species in the Equine family.
Giraffes belong to the family Giraffidae, which includes the only two living species of giraffes: the northern giraffe and the southern giraffe.
The causes of Lampers in the equine family are not known. It could be from chewing hard food, or it could be an irritation from something else. It usually goes away on its own.
Cervidae.
Equus ferus caballus and is in the Equine or Equidae family.
the small family
I means anything pertaining to horses, equine or equidae is the family of horses which also includes asses and zebras, just as bovine refers to cows.
Yes it is, as it is an Equine, just like a horse.
yes all three are part of the equine family
No, a horse is part of the equine "family", while a cow (female, and bull being male) is from the bovine "family". In this context, family can be considered to be the species.