Horses

no sea horses do not bite they are usually nice and r very scared of human beings and u will usually not come in contact with a sea horse if u have then u will know if they r nice or not

the horse are born alive when they gave birth

In this day and age (in the USA) wild horses are captured to remove them from the wild population because there are too many of them to be sustained by the

land they live on.

Primary problem is that there are few or no predators to reduce/maintain their

numbers naturally. The natural limiter on large herbivores with no predatory control is overgrazing, which leads to starvation and disease.

Hay is the main source of roughage in a horse's diet.

His favourite horse was called Canicida

there hair needs to be platted,black saddle,black mat to go under the saddle and leg things to go around there legs.

Colour varies wildly in wild horses, from black to red to dun to palomino to piebald to pinto and everything in between.

A spelling farm is something like a vacation place or luxury boarding resort for valuable, athletic horses. "Spelling" a racehorse means to provide it with a break of several days, weeks or even months from its grueling racing schedule. These horses relax in large, safe paddocks in the company of other equines, while being fed high-quality grains and hay often grown on site. "Spellers" receive any care they need and, while they may be exercised, are neither trained nor worked hard.

No, never. Ponies are equids, or rather they belong to the horse family, never the deer family.

The price of a Horse necklace can range anywhere from under twenty dollars to hundreds of dollars depending on the material it is made from. The inclusion of gem stones such as emerald, diamonds, rubies, and others increases the price substantially.

The same as every other horse, Mammalia.

Buttermilk

It means a calm, willing horse.

for the most part, in general, This is a myth, . Equestrian statues of war and military heroes are not indicating anything by the placement of the horses hooves, Far too many counterexamples can be shown where the contrary is true. -- however, there are exceptions to the rule.

The only places that a horses hoof/ hoves, commonly referred to as "Hoof Code", has any implication or meaning , is on the Monuments at the Gettysburg Memorial, as well as some in horse and Rider Statues witin Washington D.C. The only one that doesn't adhere to the "Hoof Code" at Gettysburg, is Lieutenant General James Longstreet --allthough he was severely wounded At Chapultepec during the Mexican American war, Longstreet was not wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg, yet his horse has one hoof raised.

The placement of the feet at the Gettysburg Memorial, and in some Washington D.C. Statues, usually means the following when adhering to the "Hoof Code".

All four hoofs on the Ground, the Rider was not wounded. One Hoof Raised:the Rider was wounded in battle, Two Hoofs Raised: the Rider was Killed in Battle . Again, this only applies to the Gettysburg Memorial, and to some of the monuments in Washington, D.C., and no where else.

Most of the time, the hoof placement is merely to make the horse and rider look good.

Here is more information on the placement of hoofs, and the Hoof Code.

http://horsehints.org/WashingtonDCHorseStatues.htm

Most horses with a white rear (called a blanket) are Appaloosas.

black beauty, i think but it could her friend ginger.

Then it could be a Pony.

1)Make sure you have lots of money 2)Go over to the floating, unbought, horse corral 3)Click on it 4)Click buy 5)Enjoy!

The tallest horse in the world measures 20.1 hands and lives in Tennessee

Apples and sunshine as big as a rainbow on a rainy day, cupcakes and brownies sprinkle the sky like as if snowing wonderful gifts.

No horse, nor any mammal, has any "loops" of lungs. They do, however, have lobes of lungs. The horse has five lobes: two on the left and three on the right.

Rather than draw a horse rearing, I think you should draw her favorite horse for your friend's birthday as that way it will have more of a personal meaning.

Wolves, cougars and bears, primarily. Sometimes coyotes may try to snatch a young foal or two.