Donkeys and Mules

no because it is too strong for their teeth. if they ate it they would rote there teeth.

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no No. There are, unfortunately, large wild populations. They are feral donkeys that escaped from, or were freed by early Australian farmers. They do worse damage than feral horses (brumbies) because they are hardier and will eat vegetation that horses won't touch. However they are not as bad as feral goats, pigs, rabbits and camels.

All donkeys have crosses on their backs.

Mules like to eat Alfalfa hay. They pretty much eat everything horses eat. They have tastebuds so they may not like some things. Here are basics though carrots, apples, mints, sugar cubes ect. I have a mule of my own so..

A jenny can be sexually mature at 24 months of age.

No, donkeys do not migrate. They move from place to place but not for migrational reasons.

Yes but it's normally called a hinny. Most hinnies look the same as mules but a small proportion look very much like horses and a similar number look rather like donkeys. Mules can bray like donkeys but hinnies can't. The only sure way to tell a mule from a hinny is to have it karyotyped.

This is about Platero, the donkey. The Author preserves the other side of a donkey (by reprasing the "of all the animals donkey is the most stupid") which is a loving and tender attitude or a love of an animal for its owner. There is no serious problem presented but the humanity and loving kindness, which is the emotional framework of the story, make it a little gem.

It all depends on the horse, and how he's been trained. Some QH's are better with the English saddle, others better with the Western saddle. Most QH's are trained to accept the Western saddle, though many other horses have been trained to accept both or either or. So it ultimately depends on both the horse, the rider and the trainer.

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a regular sized mule (4ft) drinks about 67 pounds of water a day the most any animal drinks

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Donkeys usually live in warmer areas such as Africa.

Yes, donkeys can bray and I am not sure which sound a mule makes, but since it is a cross between a horse and donkey, which can both make noise, I would say yes to that, too.

keep it in a different field

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No, a mule is considered a hybrid as it is half donkey half horse, and donkeys and horses are not different breeds but different species (although they are in the same family). Mules are good as they have the characteristics of both donkeys and horses. They cannot breed due to an irregular number of chromosomes although there have been a very small number of reported times when they have managed.

I assume it describes what the person does when he removes the load and the harnesses from the back of the mule. It is as if he were skinning the mule.

A donkey would stay in a small field were there would be no animals around it so they dont bother it. How do i know this because i live in india and i have a donkey my self.

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Contact the University of Missouri Extension, they have an Agriculture department that specializes in Hunting Mules.

Males can be Stallions, but also can be Geldings. To Geld a horse is to render it no longer mateable, or neutered.

A mule is the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.

Horses eat a mixture of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables include: Carrots, Beetroot, Parsnips, Turnips, Celery, peas, lettuce, and green beans Fruits include: Apples, Grapes, Watermelon, Bananas, Cherries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Blueberries, and Strawberries This Information can be found at the following link: http://www.naturalhorse.com/sample2.php