yes
They use their long neck to eat leafs from trees.
Their mouths, just like they do today.
Only in the sense that a grazing horse walks around to eat grass from the ground. Horses use their lips, nose, tongue and teeth to sort, select and ingest their food.
Leaf cutting ants in fact do not eat leaves. Rather they cut them up and use them to cultivate a symbiotic fungus that in turn provides them with food.
There are several different countries that use horses for meat.
Yes. Horses are also used in battle, used for ploughing fields, and some horses are killed for food. Yes, Vikings did eat horses when food is scarce.
of corse not!............just kidding you eat leafs all the time for potatoes and peppers and onions and choclatecovered leaves
Most people think that Leaf-Cutter Ants eat, well, LEAVES, but, that is wrong. As their name suggests, they DO cut leaves, but when they get to the colony, they grind the leaves to a pulp and use it as a natural fertilizer for the FUNGUS that they eat.
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No, raw soybeans contain Urase, which is to Urea, a nitrate compound that horses cannot digest and turn into protein. Urase can be toxic to horses. You can however feed them roasted soybeans or soy meal.
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Yes, a horse will eat cheese if it is given to them. Some horse owners give cheese as snacks to their horses. Answer 2: While horses can eat cheese it is not good for them. They do not have the enzymes present in their digestive tracts to break down dairy products after they reach adulthood. Therefore dairy products such as cheese should not be given to horses, even as a treat.