Yes, the instinct tells the baby to stand as soon as possible because in the wild that is the most vulnerable time when the baby can't run to get away from danger
No, in the wild some mammals have to stand up right when they are born. It is instinct. This is because of preadators that might hunt them down.
The mother horse nudges the baby, to stimulate it and encourage it to stand. Over many minutes, the baby teaches itself to stand, at first wobbly and slowly gaining more balance. As soon as the baby can stand up without falling over, it quickly finds the momma's teat and begins to suckle. Having that first drink of momma's milk is important since the baby gets some immunization from diseases through its mother's milk.
A colt is a baby boy horse, your horse can have a baby, a filly or colt, a filly is a girl baby, anyways, a horse can have a baby right after her previous foal is weaned, but if she hasn't had a baby yet, she can have one after she's 2 1/2 years old, or 3 years.
when a baby cries for a toy would that be an instinct or a learned behavior
nope
Maternal instinct.
A baby boy horse is called a Colt. A foal is a general term referring to a baby horse. A filly is a baby girl horse
A baby boy horse is called a Colt.
A baby horse is born like a human baby.
baby horse is called as foal...
Answer 1: About 4 to 6 hours after the foal (baby horse) is born, it should be able to stand quite well and begin to nurse from his mother [Mare].
A baby female horse is called a fillie.