This might sound strange but the first two weeks the mare is very likely to get pregnant. After that she will wait until the foal is about four months old before she will get pregnant again.
There is no special term for a horse birth, although it can be called "foaling."
A horse gives birth from an area under it's tail.
Foaling
No, it doesn't hurt the horse when it gives birth due to the many hormones that are released during birth.
You would get a farting horse. Weird right?
A horse is a mammal as it gives birth to live young and suckles them.
a mare gives birth to the foal eleven months after conception
A centaur gets pregnant in the horse belly because if she got pregnant in the human one, she'd die giving birth.
In the action, it is called foaling. Afterwards, foaled.
It is the male sea-horse who gives birth. When giving birth he rocks back and forth quickly and kind of looks like he's dancing.
yes in humans but other animals such as the sea horse the male gives birth
Horses give live birth and are pregnant for about 11 months, about 340 days.