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What types of naturally occurring horse species still exist today?
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the Arabian is the oldest and purest breed of horse ever
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Are the mushrooms that grow out of horse manure edible?
Well yes SOME are and contain psilocybin a naturally occurring hallucinogen - yum! enjoy!
The hippopotamous is indigunous to what continent?
The word "indiginous" means "naturally occurring." The hippopotamous naturally occurs only in Africa. Hippopotami are odd animals, and are most closely related to manatees! They are known as the "river horse" since they usually live close to water.
What type of species is the horse?
A horse is of the equine species.
Can a single horse out run a 6 HORSE?
Naturally, it would depend on the horse.
What coat for a horse does not exist- rainbow or bluish?
a Rainbow Coat dosent exist on a horse!
Adopted as the state horse of Idaho which saved it from extinction what horse is sometimes known as the raindrop horse for its characteristic spots?
AppaloosaThe Appaloosa is far from extinction and has never been close. They first cam on the scene as a separate breed of horse in the 1800's.The foundation Appalossa's are saddle bred derivatives with spotted rumps as their defining characteristic.Because they are not a naturally occurring horse breed they have certain generic problems such as night blindness.
Do horns on a horse exist?
no.
Gestation period of horse cow?
Horse cows do not exist.
Can you grow mushrooms in horse manure?
Yes; and they grow naturally in horse manure anyway.
Is horse an endangered species?
NO
What species is the Arabian horse in?
The Arabian horses species is the exact same as all other horse breeds. E.Ferus.
How many species of the horse are there?
There are 100+ original species but people breeded new species. the above refers to 'breeds' not 'species'! Humans bred different breeds of horse. There is possibly 1 species of wild horse still existing in Outer-Mongolia, but all domestic horses are the 1 species!! (As are dogs, cats, etc)
