Horse breath into each others nostrils as a way of identifying and sharing info about each other. (Kind of like the exchange of info that takes place when dogs sniff each other's hinnys) It usually only occurs upon meeting a strange horse, not with pasture buddies. Humans can do it to a horse as well, but if you have just smoked or eaten meat your horse may make faces or walk away.
So that they can breath and smell.
No. Horses noses are made out of cartilige.
The same way other horses get food: by using their noses to find it and their mouths to eat it.
the same way all other breeds of horses breathe through their noses..
It's called a muzzle.
sun burn is most likely on horses noses because it is very delectate so it is best to sun tan your horses nose in the hot weather to help avodid it getting burn and scapping over x
Yes if they eat certain plants that affect their livers and cause photosensitisation
piggys with noses and horses red roses Danny at the beach and i love bleach
zebras are from the same family as wild horses, domestic horses, wild asses, and domestic asses. the family is called EQUIDAE
well the reason why horse wrinkle their nose is because they must be tired when race or they might be ready to race that why they wrinkle their nose
No they do not have noses.
Arabians have smaller dished heads and smaller noses than other breeds. They have larger nostrils than some breeds. They were bred for agility, like climbing and sometimes racing. The big nostrils allows them to get more air and the small frame, gain more speed.
No, starfish do not have noses.