Donkeys and Mules

Well he may be biting her to show dominance, drive her away from something, or even just playing. They also may be preforming mutual grooming. Watch the donkey's to see when the male begins to bite the female to determine the cause. It could also be breeding related.

Donkeys rarely sleep. If they do sleep then it is like that of a human.

You'll need to check the Guinness Book of World Records for that. The largest ever was 21hh. I expect that she had a pituitary problem. As the largest breeds, the Mammoth and the Poitou, have no upper height limit, I would guess that the largest at present is around 18hh.

There is only one main bearing. It is on the flywheel side and is a plane bearing (not a ball or needle bearing). You have to remove the crankshaft, press the old bearing out and press the new one in. Once the new one is installed, it MUST be checked for proper oil clearance. If it's not correct (tight), it will lock and destroy the rest of the engine. There is only one main bearing. It is on the flywheel side and is a plane bearing (not a ball or needle bearing). You have to remove the crankshaft, press the old bearing out and press the new one in. Once the new one is installed, it MUST be checked for proper oil clearance. If it's not correct (tight), it will lock and destroy the rest of the engine.

A mule can live up to 40 years and work 35 of the 40 years.

A male donkey is called a Jack and a female donkey is called a Jennet.

A mule.

Same for both genders, though all males and some females are infertile.

no

A donkey and a mule have different chromosome numbers. When meiosis occurs (the creation of egg and sperm) the chromosome numbers halve and half of the genetic material is given to each of the two new cells created. However in the case of mule, their normal body cells have an uneven chromosome number so this cannot occur, therefore they can't make eggs or sperm

The donkey is part of the species Equus africanus or African wild donkey

This 'mixed marriage' will produce a hinny.

Answer 1. They are stronger, more stubborn, and clumsier than horses. if you want something for pack, mules would be better. If you want something to ride, horses are better.

Answer 2. They are better than horses at all sports and for farm work. They train well (there are quite a few in the USA doing competitive dressage, for example), are about 50% stronger than horses and require about 40% less food. They are also highly intelligent, their IQs being in the same range as that of the most intelligent dogs.

You get a mule.Cross a horse and donkey you get a mule. Female mules CANNOT get pregant.

EDIT - Actually, that's not entirely true. RARELY, mules CAN be bred. It's only really seen in females, though. Males will probably not be able to breed. Sorry...

All male mules, like all other mammalian hybrids, are completely sterile. Females can, however, be persuaded to ovulate by the use of fertility drugs and can be crossed with horses, donkeys or any other equid. The University of Beijing crossed a mule with a donkey in 1980 and the offspring, Dragon Foal, now works on campus pulling a cart to deliver goods. She has herself given birth to a foal by another donkey. In theory, each successive generation will become more fertile.

A mule is technically not a living thing, as a living thing is classified as having cell organization, ability to grow and develop, respond to stimuli, uses energy, and reproduce. A mule cannot reproduce, no matter what you do. I guess it depends on your opinion. It could be an exception, or it could be that is really isn't alive. My science teacher would probably say that it isn't because she said that the 6 properties of living things are laws of nature, and you don't break laws. But, I guess it could actually be an exception because it was our idea to breed a horse and a donkey, that wouldn't really happen in nature, would it?

Provided you are describing the fecal material of a donkey, I would guess the answer is no. However, if "donkey poop" is the name of an edible food product that I am not aware of, please disregard the above answer.

Parry Gripp was born on September 22, 1967.

According to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mule):

"A mule does not sound exactly like a donkey or a horse. Instead, a mule makes a sound that is similar to a donkey's but also has the whinnying characteristics of a horse (often starts with a whinny, ends in a hee-haw). Sometimes, mules whimper."

The oil drain plug, on a Kawasaki Mule Model 2510, is on the bottom of the oil pan. The oil pan is on the lawless part of the engine.

donkeys have 34! teeth!!!!!!!!!!!!! donkeys have 34! teeth!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In the essay on the donkey Sir J. Arthur Thompson tries to prove that the traditional belief that donkeys are dull and stupid is false. He talks about the different types of donkeys in the world. He explains that the donkey's bray is a kin call in the wild deserts and therefore loud. According to him nothing can replace the donkeys bray

Yes, donkeys and zebras can mate, the offspring will be called a Zebroid.

A mule is produced my a Horse stallion and a mare Donkey. if you breed a mare horse and stallion donkey together you get a JackAss. I am sorry I don't mean it in that way but that is what you get.