because the donkey a.k.a jackass is apart of the horse family.
It depends on what markings the horse and the donkey have.
A donkey is a mixture of a male donkey and a female donkey and you are an idiot.
Yes, this is why when they mate , the offspring cannot reproduce.
Yes. If you have a donkey sire and a horse dam then the foal will be a mule. However if you have a horse sire with a donkey dam then the foal will be a hinny. About 90% of mules can't reproduce.
That is not possible. A crossbreed between a donkey and a horse is a mule. However, because the donkey and the horse are two different species, the mule is infertile, meaning it cannot reproduce. Because it cannot reproduce, it cannot mate with a donkey, and as such a crossbreed cannot exist.
It depends on what markings the horse and the donkey have.
A donkey is a mixture of a male donkey and a female donkey and you are an idiot.
Yes, this is why when they mate , the offspring cannot reproduce.
Yes. If you have a donkey sire and a horse dam then the foal will be a mule. However if you have a horse sire with a donkey dam then the foal will be a hinny. About 90% of mules can't reproduce.
A donkey and a horse can mate to produce a mule. Mules are a hybrid species and are usually sterile, meaning they cannot reproduce.
Yes, a male donkey (jack) and a female donkey (jenny) can mate. When they do, they produce offspring called a foal, which is a purebred donkey. This is different from the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, which is a mule, or a female donkey and a male horse, which is a hinny. Mules and hinnies are sterile, meaning they cannot reproduce, but donkeys themselves are fertile and their offspring can go on to reproduce as well. This ability to mate and produce fertile offspring is what defines them as the same species.
That is not possible. A crossbreed between a donkey and a horse is a mule. However, because the donkey and the horse are two different species, the mule is infertile, meaning it cannot reproduce. Because it cannot reproduce, it cannot mate with a donkey, and as such a crossbreed cannot exist.
Yes, a donkey can get pregnant from horse sperm. Not many people breed animals like this anymore, but that is how people use to get light weighted horses, but it was usually a horse getting pregnant from donkey sperm. Any animal of the same species can get pregnant from each other. For example, a dog and a wolf, a wolf and a coyote, a tiger and a lion, a horse and a zebra, a horse and a donkey, all of these are possible.
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Yes. The resultant offspring is called a mule. If a female donkey is mated with a stallion, their baby is called a jennet. Horses and donkeys do not usually mate in nature.
Mules are sterile--they won't mate with a horse, a mule, a donkey, or any other animal. They aren't breedable. That being said, there are two cases known in which a mule mated and gave birth to another hybrid. There isn't a name for a mule/horse hybrid because it's so rare. The actual animals were named Blue Moon and Lightning Strikes.
Yes! The babies are sterile. A donkey crossed with a zebra is commonly called a zorse, and a donkey crossed with a zebra is often called a zedonk.