The callus on a horses leg is sometimes called a chestnut. It is like an extra toe and may in fact be a residual toe from horse evolution when they had three toes not one hoof. It has no nerves so the horse can not feel if you touch it.
Horse owners make use of it as each callus is different and a horse may be identified by it for record purposes.
Horses are quadrupeds, so they have 4 legs.
The straps fastened around the horses legs to restrain their movement are called hobbles. It limits their locomotion by tethering one or more legs.
Stone Age people likely transported goods by carrying them on their backs or using simple sledges or sleds. They may have also used animals such as dogs or pack animals to help carry heavy loads over long distances. Rivers and waterways would have been used for transportation by boats or rafts as well.
horses.....
All horses have the chestnuts on the inside of the legs.
If all were horses there would be 428 legs. The shortfall of 36 legs represents 18 chickens so there are 89 horses.
Horses are mammals/animals with four legs.
The length of the horses legs will vary according to the horses overall height.
28 horses multiplied by 4 legs each horse equal 112 legs 28 * 4 = 112
Yes horses move with there legs . If they brake a leg or twist it then they can't move at all.
One common indication is the tail between the legs.
When and where are we saying this occurred!?