Horses become frightened because they are prey animals and it is what they evolved to do. Horses have the fastest reaction time of any animal and this is because they were hunted for food by predatory animals and humans for a very long time. They had to be able to spot danger or what could be dangerous and get away from it as fast as possible to avoid being dinner for a predator, this caused horses to become easily frightened or 'spooky'.
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Horses have a 'flight or fight' defense mechanism in their brains. They will either face a situation, or they will run away. most horses choose to run, rather than face their fears.
Horses have a flight or fight instinct, but for the most part their first thought is to run and ask questions later.
Horses (and most other herd animals like cows and sheep) are frightened of almost anything they cannot recognize. Flapping cloth or paper can scare a horse away, as can an object or person that they do not know. They can be frightened by sudden noise or movement also.
A horse's first instinct when frightened or startled is to run away. The second instinct is to fight in order to protect itself.
All horses, despite their breed, are fight or flight animals. If frightened they will first try to run. If this is not possible he may have to fight. This never works at well for the human. Horses are much bigger, stronger, and at times smarter.
Seeing as werewolves are usually in human form they can be frightened of anything that a human could be frightened of. Though they are usually frightened of their change, as it hurts them.
She had never been so frightened before.Mummy, James frightened me again.
no people do not choke horses to settle them a method i use is to lower there head to the ground like to eat grass of move them in a tight circle. this will calm them down but if a horse gets frightened and pulls/kicks t you let go of the rope.
Frightened in English to Spanish is Campronda
He was frightened badly. So I talked him down.
Tagalog translation of frightened: natakot