As all organisms adapt. You have a population of organisms in which all vary to some degree or another and an immediate environment in which some variants do better than others in surviving and reproducing. The horse variants that had longer legs and better hooves plus teeth better at chewing the food needed in the immediate environment, the plains of grass, survived and reproduced better. They had progeny that bore these superior traits and also were variants that were selected on their abilities to survive and reproduce better in the immediate environment, thus becoming better adapted to that environment.
Growing hooves, a good sense of smell, good hearing.
Because it wasn't playing hide-and-seek, unlike the silly unicorns ;)
If the horse doesn't survive, it will die.
they can only survive on the moon
jump of a house and if you survive then you know you can survive a fall off of a horse
No. It isn't possible. A horse can only have up to two foals and if that happens it is rare that one of them survive and even rarer if both survive.
20-25years
They eat stuff
totally
Horses can drink up to 70 liters of water per day. The amount of water that a horse actually NEEDS to survive will depend on its circumstances (temperature, type of horse, size of horse, amount of work, etc.)
nomaly they would both survive only if their mother has a owner
Comanche
because a horse needs teeth to be able to eat. if a horse has bad teeth then they find it hard to eat and if they dont eat anything they starve.
really it depends where this forest is and what the temperature is, like a Suffolk punch can survive the snow, probably in the Himalayas region, and yet the Prezwalksi's Horse can survive in the wild in barren places and mountains. yet, the thoughbred, that horse has to have warm temperatures like here in new zealand and coats for the winter. they love rich grass. basically, for the best answer you need to specify what type of horse and what kind of forest temp you mean. really it depends where this forest is and what the temperature is, like a Suffolk punch can survive the snow, probably in the Himalayas region, and yet the Prezwalksi's Horse can survive in the wild in barren places and mountains. yet, the thoughbred, that horse has to have warm temperatures like here in new zealand and coats for the winter. they love rich grass. basically, for the best answer you need to specify what type of horse and what kind of forest temp you mean.