What are the adaptations of a wild horse?

Answer 1

Wild horses like mustangs have adapted to have hard hooves to stay intact on rugged ground a long shaggy coat to stay warm in the winter. Wild horses live in herds to protect against predators.

Answer 2

A wild horse looks very much like a domesticated horse, except their coat, mane and tail will look to be more coarser and rougher (since they haven't been groomed by human-made brushes), they have no shoes, and they have this untamed, wild look in their eyes.

Answer 3

One adaptation that a horse has is its running. The act of bringing the legs in the middle, or rather under the horse, pushes out air

Answer 4

There are many physiological characteristics that horses share with people and domestic pets. They have a circulatory system, a nervous system and a respiratory system.

Answer 5

A mustang wouls have tangled mane, dirty body, flies, gnats around it and strong legs, and tough body.

Answer 6

It depends on the breed. All horses have 4 legs though!

Answer 7

large muscle masses to run from predators, hard/tough hooves because there are no horseshoes in the wild, thick fur in cold climates

Answer 8

Mustang hores have to adapt to the weather and hunters.

Answer 9

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