Horses originally evolved to flourish on the wide-open plains, meadows and savannahs of Central Asia, Africa and Europe - they need a lot of room to run and to graze. When domesticated, fields are the closest approximation to their natural environment, so you often find horses being "turned out" into pastures and fields when they are not in work.
Wild horses tend to live in public fields. Pet horses live in stables and go out in fields.
hourses do not live on farmes in the wild the live out in the open in grassy fields
No, horses do not live in the desert. they live on farms, in fields etc
in forests, most like the fields with a water way by.
wild horses and ponies like Mustangs and Brumbies live on wild horse preserves in open, grassy spaces, but domestic horses live in stables and/or fields and pastures.
The wild Kaimanawa horses live on tussock planes shrublands forest remnants and gravel and pumice fields
Horses originally evolved to flourish on the wide-open plains, meadows and savannahs of Central Asia, Africa and Europe - they need a lot of room to run and to graze. When domesticated, fields are the closest approximation to their natural environment, so you often find horses being "turned out" into pastures and fields when they are not in work.
Horses generally live in open fields or in the forest. Their range can be up to several miles in each direction.
§Cows are kept in the field, too eat and get exercise.Horses are allowed in fields for exercise and to for leisure.•Sheep live in fields. you missed out butterflies and earth worms
Well, darling, horses typically live in places called pastures or paddocks. These areas provide them with plenty of space to roam around and graze on grass. Some lucky horses might even live in fancy stables with cozy stalls.
grassy,(or gassy) fields
they don't lol!