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Donkeys and Mules

A donkey is a domesticated member of the horse family that is surefooted and can carry heavy loads over rough terrain. A mule is the sterile hybrid offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, characterized by long ears and a short mane.

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Do donkeys bleat?

Most mammals are capable of expressing how they feel. Whether or not they actually cry is debatable. However, I am sure that they cry in their own way.

How old are donkeys when they start going into heat?

On average a donkey will go into heat every 23 to 26 days. The donkey, like humans, ovulated every month.

What is the plural word for donkey?

The plural of donkey is "donkeys". The collective noun is a "drove".

Do mules sleep lying down?

Yes, most donkeys will sleep standing up. However, they may lay down when they are sure that there is no harm from predators or if they are in a herd, one or more will remain standing while one lays down to sleep.

Are donkeys colorblind?

Nobody really knows, people say cats are colorblind when they are not really. So I would say "No." donkeys are not colorblind

Why mules don't have babies?

Mules are a type of HYBRID.

A hybrid is a mixture of two entirely different species that aren't supposed to mate in the wild, they ARE scientifically created.

A mule is the cross between a horse and a donkey.

Hybrids cant mate, so that's why mules cant have babies.

Where does donkey stay?

In a corral, preferably with a barn. Their feed is usually placed in a manger for them.

In the wild, they are very adaptable, proving their ability to survive high altitudes with thin air and cold weather as well as low altitudes with hot temperatures.

Where was Two Mules for Sister Sara filmed?

Mex, Cuaútla,

Morelos, Mexico

Jantetelco,

Morelos, Mexico

Thanks, Gene

Are donkeys the same as asses?

I don't have a clue why we call donkeys asses', When it is a "bad word" are we calling them asses' because we don't like them or what?

Is a donkey a omnivore?

No, they are herbivores.
Donkeys are herbivores, meaning they eat plant matter. Usually grass, but will also eat tree or bush leaves, fruit, tree bark. Grain is rarely fed to donkeys as it is "too rich" for their digestive tract and they will gain too much weight and can founder and possibly die.

An exception to the "no grain rule" is a mixture of shredded beet pulp and whole oats soaked in warm water with an addition of magnesium oxide and trace minerals that allows delivery of vitamins and minerals that are required to maintain good health. Miniature donkeys should get no more than 1/4 to 1/3 cup of this mixture per day. Small Standards and Standards, 1/2 cup. Large Standards to Mammoth, 2 cups per day. This is fed in addition to all the grass hay they can eat. Severly limiting their diet to keep them from getting fat backfires since a donkey's metabolism will slow to the point that fat builds up on their bodies in the form of fat pones (along the top of their necks, on their backs, hips, and bellies).

Do donkeys have a cross on their back?

This is a remnant of a more stripy coat. Darwin noted the relative frequency of double shoulder stripes in donkeys and mules and all equids are prone to having stripes on their legs, especially Somali and Egyptian donkeys. A similar tendency can be seen in all species of tapir (very closely related to equids) at birth.

How many babies do donkeys have in a delivery?

Produce refers to the offspring of a female. Therefore, a female is capable of producing offspring from the onset of maturity well into her later years. The most foals ever recorded for a horse mare was over twenty. No studies have been done on the number of offspring produced by a donkey jennet, but she would be capable of producing three foals every four years for her life from age three to death. Donkeys live to be well into their thirties on average. However, just breeding the jennet year after year to produce foals could be harmful to the jennet and shorten her lifespan. Any breeding of animals should be done to improve the breed as a whole, not just add numbers to a population.

Can donkeys be aggressive?

Man would be very hurt and running around holding painful area.

What is a baby jackass called?

The terms used are the same as for horses. The general term for a young horse or donkey over one year old is a nag. Male nags are also called colts and females fillies, although some people refer to both sexes as colts and to females as mare-colts. Therefore, you are most likely to call a young jackass a colt.

If horse is to mule then obedient is to?

Stubborn

A horse and a mule belong to the same family I think, but they are very different in behavior sometimes, so I think its disobey

Is the donkey show real?

a donkey show is the act of a woman performing beastiality with a donkey. Most of the time bar tenders in Mexico will say that so people will come buy drinks, rarely there with ever be a show!

What is part horse and part donkey?

A half donkey-half horse is called a mule- they are sterile( means they cannot have babies)

What is the Pokemon Diploma?

Catch all 202 Pokemon in your Pokedex, then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer. No, that's how you get it. From what I've heard, it's simply a reward for the player for completing your Pokedex. Catch 200 Pokemon and talk to the Game Designer. All it is is it shows you a certificate. I thought it was something good but it wasn't. Depending on which game you have, catch all the Pokemon in it and see the Game Designer or (in later versions) the Professor.

How do donkeys hear?

This is just their way of communicating within the herd, to predators, and to humans as well. Animals talk, just as humans do it simply is in a different way. Donkeys are used for protection for herd of sheep and goats, when the donkey senses that a predator is near, it will bray. Their bray has a very high octave that will scare off the predator.

How do you say donkeys in Spanish?

The word for little donkey in Spanish is 'burrito.' The Spanish word 'burro' means donkey, and is the diminutive form of 'burro.' A burrito also can refer to a Mexican-American food that is a flour tortilla filled with a variety of ingredients, including beans and meat.

How many lbs of food do donkeys eat?

It is not harmful for a donkey to eat cheese, but it is not healthy. Donkeys should be fed grasses and grains.

Is you donkey a bad word?

its not a bad word, but its a prohibeted word