Donkeys and Mules

Yes they can and they love to do so! They also love blackthorn branches, thistles, dandelions, nettles and sticky weed. And another favourite thing for them is cow parsley.

- one cell - one cell performs all tasks - short lifespan - Examples: bacteria, algae, protests, yeast (fungi) - one cell - one cell performs all tasks - short lifespan - Examples: bacteria, algae, protests, yeast (fungi)

They can't, donkeys do not eat bananas.

Everybody who rides just calls it bareback. But if you dont ride it's bareback riding. (improving answer) if you look in the dictionary, it is actually bareback (one word) and as the person before me, most just call it bareback well for short its is called bare back riding. bare horse back riding is just the longer name for it

It's either she is very hungry or just weird

In "The Red Badge of Courage," Henry's regiment were called mule drivers. A commanding officer also used the name mud diggers when referring to the regiment.

Out of the following options, cleaning your room, hide and seek, Trivial Pursuit or pin the tail on the donkey, the one that is not usually considered a game is cleaning your room. However, you can make cleaning your room a game, set a timer and race to see how much you can do in a certain amount of time.

mule. When a male donkey is bred to a female horse, it is a mule. However, if the dad was a horse rather than a donkey, and the mother was a jenney(female donkey) instead of a mare (making the mother the father and the father the mother) you would get a Hinny. But since it was a donkey with a mare, it was just a plain old Mule.

snails do have noses it is on top of their head

The word "abundance" is a noun. An example of a sentence using the word would be: There was an abundance of food being served by waiters.

The real name of the man known as "the man with his donkey," was John Simpson Kirkpatrick. He took Simpson as his surname and dropped Kirkpatrick from his name.

For the rarity of a mule giving birth to a foal. Like saying when pigs fly.

It costs 220 dollars plus tax depending on where you get it

Deer, horses and donkeys are related. Where a deer is not related to either.

Currently there is no competition featuring mule size, but there are dozens of other competitions including:

200 Yard Western Race

300 Yd Western Race

400 Yd Western Race

Adult Costume Class

Americana Class

Barrel Racing

Barrel Racing Finals

Bedroll Race

Box Hitch

Bridled Reined Finals

Cattle Sorting

Chariot Steer Stopping

Chariot Straight Away

Chariot Straight Away

Chuck Wagon Race

Coon Jumping

Cow Cutting

Cow Working

Diamond Hitch Contest

Dolly Parton Race

Donkey In-hand Trail

Donkey Race

Donkey Trail

Dressage

Driving Classes

Driving Classes

Driving Classes

English Classes

Farm Class

Gaited Classes

Gaited Halter

Gaited Mulemanship

Gambler's Choice Driving Finals

Gambler's Choice Jumping

Gambler's Choice Teams

Grand Entry

Green Trail

Halter/Jack Halter Classes

Individual Packing Contest

Individual Packing Scramble

Jumping Classes

Keyhole

Log Skidding

Model Saddle Mule Halter

Mule Shoeing Classes

Musical Tires

Pack Off

Pack Train

Packer Scramble

Panty Race

Polebending

Polebending Finals

Pulling Contest

Ranch Roping Finals

Reining Classes

Roping

Run, Ride & Lead

Saturday Morning Parade

Speed Shoeing

Team Packing Contest

Team Packing Scramble

Team Roping

Team Roping Finals

The Most Unusual Load Pack Event

Trail Classes

Western Pleasure Classes

Western Riding

Western Trail

Youth Classes

Youth Costume Class

Youth Trail

See related links for more information.

No, donkeys are not good for traveling

It's MAX - the Magical, Sexual Mule!! Greatest movie ever!

Yes, they can live together, but just as long as the female is NOT in heat. It may be better to sepparate them, but you also can have a pregnate horse with it too. Studs can be mdean. It really is best to keep them appart. ☺ Only if you want your female horse pregnent. It doesn't matter if the female horse is in heat or not, they can get pregnent either way. I would caution keeping a pregnent mare late term in with a stud. If the mare has the foal in the pasture with the stud and the baby is not his, he will kill it.

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A Mule is the result of sexual reproduction between a donkey and a horse. Due to the mismatching chromosome number of the two parent species, the mule itself has 63 chromosomes, a mixture of horse and donkey DNA. Because of this, the natural process that produces reproductive cells rarely works properly in mules, the chromosomes in a fertilized cell rarely pair up properly.

However reproduction is not impossible, there are documented (and very rare) cases of female mules producing offspring when mated with a purebred donkey or horse. Male mules themselves are always sterile.

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its eyes can actually see all four feet at once

Six months to a year is ideal. If not gelded early enough the 'jack' may retain stallion type behaviours.