No. The hippopotamus is not very closely related to horses, although of course both species are mammals. The hippopotamus is a type of even-toed ungulate and is thus more closely related to camels, cows, and pigs, than it is to horses. Horses technically do not have toes, but the hoof of a horse is equivalent to a highly developed toenail of a single toe, making horses a kind of odd toed ungulate.
No. The horse is under the Equidae family, which is entirely separate from the Lagomorph family. The animals that are classified under the Lagomopha family are rabbits, hares, and picas.
A Hippopotamus
yes you can. just when you buy it, make sure you have a lot of bonding time with it. even if you would keep it at a stable you should still try to bond with it at least twice a week.
The ostrich is a member of the Ratites family, which includes flightless birds characterized by a flat breastbone without a keel.
The Clydesdale is generally considered the largest and strongest member of the horse family out of those three breeds. Morgan and Arabian horses are typically smaller and not as strong as Clydesdales.
The horse is a member of the Eqqus family, along with zebras and many other horse-like animals.
yes, a hippopotamus is sometimes referred to as a river horse.
Quagga
pony
Yes it is, as it is an Equine, just like a horse.
No
It is a Zebra.
hippopotamus hippo= horse pot= river/ water
Zebras Zebras
they come from the giraffidae family. The only other living member of this family is the okapi.
They are all a member of the Equidae family.
Afonfarch (river-horse)