Horse Facts Quiz

The video explores fascinating facts about horses, including their domestication, global habitat, and unique characteristics. It covers horse terminology, dietary habits as herbivores, and their exceptional vision. The video also highlights the strength and historical uses of horses, as well as their intelligence and communication skills. Ponies are discussed as smaller but similar types of horses.

What does it mean when a horse is described as 'domesticated'?

• It is a type of bird.

• It is kept as a pet or on a farm.

• It lives in the wild.

• It is a wild animal.

Where can horses NOT be found?

• Europe

• Antarctica

• Africa

• Asia

What is a baby horse called?

• Colt

• Filly

• Foal

• Mare

At what age is a horse no longer considered a yearling?

• 4 years

• 3 years

• 2 years

• 1 year

What do horses primarily eat?

• Meat

• Plants

• Fish

• Insects

What is the term for animals that eat plants?

• Insectivores

• Herbivores

• Omnivores

• Carnivores

In which directions can horses not see?

• All directions

• Directly behind and in front

• Above and below

• To the left and right

Why should you avoid standing directly behind a horse?

• They might run away.

• They can't see you and might kick.

• They might bite.

• They might sit down.

What is a smaller type of horse called?

• Foal

• Mare

• Pony

• Stallion

How do horses communicate with each other?

• Through writing

• Through sounds and facial expressions

• Through telepathy

• Through dancing