Just like many other animals, horses have a certain genetic makeup that their body follows. This genetic makeup says, "Hey body, you need to grow to these specifications. This is how big your muscles should be, this is how long your neck and legs should be, ect." Also, horses are large, heavy animals, and even walking requires a good amount of strength. This is almost like weight training for us. Also, plants DO contain small amounts of protein, and with the volume of food that they consume, they consume enough to build the musculature that they possess.
There is no one correct answer. Some horses get upset if tied too short or long. Too high or low. By themselves or with other horses. Some horses get very upset in tight places like a horse trailer while others love to go places. But almost all horses will flip when hobbled. They have to be trained to accept being immobilized by hobbles.
Horses are not inherently evil. They are animals that behave based on their instincts and environment. Negative behavior in horses is usually the result of fear, pain, or poor training rather than them being inherently evil.
I'm not familiar with horses being called "bobos." It is possible that this is a regional nickname or slang term for horses in certain areas. However, it is not a commonly recognized term.
Horses are not capable of lying as they do not possess the cognitive ability for deceit or manipulation. Horses communicate through body language and behavior, being honest and direct in their interactions with humans and other animals.
They are not carnivores. Bunnies are herbivores, which is like being vegetarian. Bunnies do not and will not eat meat.
I have a big willy
It depends. Some horses are pretty muscular. A lot of horses are overweight though from being overfed and not ridden at the same time especially. (I ride horses)
Without plants, herbivores would die out. Herbivores being cattle, sheep, horses ect. Vegetables, gone. meat, gone. the world would soon die of hunger. Hope that helped the human race! ^-^
Like horses, zebras are herd animals. Being herbivores, several species of zebra can intermingle as the herds graze.
Because most of them are being ridden and exercised everyday, and that builds up muscle. Horses are very muscular animals. They also run around in their pastures too.
Some horses will be sore after being shod. Others may become sore within 24 hrs. These horses should be rested at least a day before riding. A sore horse should never be ridden. Some horses will not become sore and can be ridden immediately. you don't have to wait, you can ride right after
Horses get mad when they are being treated or ridden poorly, when they are under attack from a predator and cannot flee, when their space is invaded by another animal or horse they do not like or when being challenged by another horse. Some horses will also become mad when they are faced with a problem they do not understand.
Being muscular has the message that you are healthy and strong.
yes you can
Horses are being raised before primarily for transportation.
Being muscular fit typically refers to having a well-developed muscular physique while also being in good overall health and fitness. In contrast, being fit muscular can imply a broader definition of fitness that includes cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, and overall physical performance, not just muscle size. While the two concepts overlap, they emphasize different aspects of fitness, with one focusing more on muscle development and the other on holistic fitness. Ultimately, both can contribute to overall health and well-being.
I have yet to hear about a tribe that did not value the horse. Horses equated into power. Survival was easier with the horse. Hunting, waging war, being able to outrun a preditor.