The herbivore that I picked is the horse. I picked the horse because they are strong, fast, smart, hard working, and can be used for many things. Examples: transportation, plowing fields, hunting, war, caring heavy items, towing, racing, and to fertilize crops. Heres some interesting facts about horses: Horses have the widest eyes in all the mammals on land today
- The difference between horse and pony can be seen in their size at the time of full maturity
- The female horses called Mares carry their young ones for about 11 months. - The height of the horses is measured in hands. The height depends upon the breed which a horse belongs to
- When a horse jumping over a hurdle it isn’t actually see it at the moment of rebound.
- Horses see completely different images from each eye and can see almost everything around him without turning her head.
- When a horse remarks the smell of another horse, he will never forget, no matter whether he likes that horse or not
- Horse uses his sense of taste to distinguish poisonous plants from those that it may eat.
- The area around a horse ’s mouth and nose is called his muzzle .
- The pulse of the horse is 35 to 40 beats per minute
- Horse can move each eye in a different direction at the same time
- Most Ponies have brown eyes
- When horse sleeps , it always rests one of its four legs alternately.
- Normal body temperature at horse is between 37,5-38,5°
- If a horse rests it head on your shoulder it means the horse trusts you
- Pregnancy at mares on average lasts 11 months and a few days
- Horses sleep less than three hours a day
- Foals can stand an hour after they are born
- The ancestors of today's horse lived 55 million years and they were weighing about 50 kilograms
- Adult male horse has 42 permanent teeth , and adult female horse has 40 permanent teeth .
- The heaviest horse in the world was Brookly Superma, and it had 1452 kg.
- The oldest horse in the world by the Guinness Book of Records was 62 years Old Billy who died in 1822
- A horse is able to drink 10 gallons of water per day. (one gallon = 3.78 liters)
- Horses spend more energy lying down.
- Horses are most proud of his mane and tail.
- Horses smell at a distance greater than 2 km.
lol thats funny
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