All animals (including humans) have a natural lifespan, the lifespan for a horses is 25-35 years. i have a horse that is 40 years old and in good health
przewalskis horses are extinct from the wild so they are only found in captivity and they usually live for about 20 years in captivity
Some horses do live in grasslands, but that is not the only place you will find them. Horses live in all kinds of territory, from the marshes of camarogue to desert-like areas with hard rocky ground and sparse grass.
if they are very VERY lucky horses :p apparently there was only like one horse that did
The only true wild horses live in Mongolia, but some live in Montana, Nevada and Idaho.
Apart from horses, only in zoos.
The box-like thing that animals eat out of, probably only at farms and such, are called troughs
The Przewalski's Horse is the only truly wild horse as they are not descendants of domesticated horses. These horses evolved to live in the areas of Mongolia that they currently live in.
Oh sure. But only after we brought them there.
Most regular sized horses will get to be around 30 years old. Some ponies live longer, just as toy dogs tend to live longer than large dogs. A world-record-holding horse recently died aged 59. The oldest horse on record as far as I know died around 60. Racehorses and other horses that are worked young and hard often wear up and die sooner. It is common for a racehorse to only make it to fifteen or so. answer It depends on the breed of horse. Most horses die around the age of 30. Horses that are hardier, for example the Halflinger, can live to be around 40 years of age. Also horses usually die around 20 (give or take a few years) because most horses die from colic or accidents and illness before they can reach the age of 30. Horses are starting to live longer but FEW live to turn 30... not all though some are healthy and perky at 35 or so too but their care earlier in their life and when they are that age was usually much better than other horses and were never put under much stress but were always healthy, happy, and fit horses. Usually broodmares die young. Also before they can get to 30 they are put down because they are at a farm and aren't a use anymore for money, they get ill or weak or it is too much for the owner of the farm to take care of them ($$$). Old broodemares or lesson horses are usually put down by a farm around age 22-32
No horses are not effected by the oil spill only animals that live in the ocean.So no horses don't get affected by the oil spill.
In the wild horses live in herds so they have a pack and they are like a little family. But in captivity horses look at their owners as a part of there herd especially if they don't live with other horses, so they wouldn't want to be enimes with the people that feed them care for them and are part of their herd. Horses are only really 'enimes' with humans if they have been treated badly but they can over come that if they are given time and care.
No. seahorses are sea-dwelling fish that are 10-20cm long. Horses are mammals that live on the land and are much, much bigger.Seahorses are only called seahorses because of the horse-like appearance of their head and because they live in the ocean.