It doesn’t mean that horses can’t see the color red; they see it as an intermediate tone or gray. When it comes to red, horses see this color as earthy, having faint yellow tones and blue hues. Why can’t horses Read more…
The time loop that Horse Girl has isn’t a traditional loop though. It is instead a continual chain of events that starts when Sarah first experiences the aliens up until they take her away at the end. This loop would Read more…
Horses can only see in 3D, in a small area of about 60-65° in front of themselves. In fact, their blind spots are under their body, in front of their nose-line, behind their croup and on an area of about Read more…
When horses die, other horses close to them exhibit grief-like behavior, which can become excessive at times. Recognition of this phenomenon is important for equine veterinarians because clients will seek help in dealing with these situations. How do horses react Read more…
Wearing Baggy Clothes Flowing scarves, baggy pants, bulky sweaters with loose waists, and other sloppy or loose clothing can get caught on the saddle if you should fall off. Getting caught half-way down means you could get dragged, and that Read more…
Some horses show easily observable expressions of grief, such as waiting for days by the gate through which their buddy disappeared, exhibiting reduced social interaction, or appearing depressed. Their eyes may be lackluster, their usual expressions of joy may fall Read more…
Many animal rights activists, such as People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), have announced arguments against the use of horses for any and all riding purposes. What does PETA say about horseback riding? As humans, we have a Read more…
Colic is the number one medical killer of horses = absolutely true. But it’s a myth to think there’s nothing you can do about it until it happens. Take steps today to encourage your horse’s digestive health and reduce the Read more…
10 Ways to Keep Your Horse Happy Adequate Roughage. When we think of happy times in our lives, food often comes to mind. Fresh Water. Routine. Buddies. Visual Stimulation and Ventilation. Exercise. Down Time. Vet and Farrier Care. How do Read more…
In the overwhelming majority of cases, horses happily take part in a race. Why do horses love racing? Yes, horses enjoy racing and are well-looked after animals. Running and jumping comes naturally to horses as you see horses doing this Read more…