The Fascinating World of Horses: Power, Speed, and Companionship

The video provides an in-depth look at horses, covering their evolution, anatomy, and domestication. It explains their sensory abilities, social behavior, and sleeping habits. The video also discusses the dietary needs of horses and their role in human history. Horses are shown to be complex creatures with unique physical and behavioral traits.

What is the scientific name for horses?

• Bos Taurus

• Felis Catus

• Canis Lupus

• Equus Cabalis

How many toes do modern horses have?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the primary reason horses have a nearly 360° field of vision?

• Their large eyes

• Their small ears

• Their flexible necks

• Their monocular vision

What is the function of the 'frog' in a horse's hoof?

• To aid in digestion

• To absorb shock and aid in traction

• To help with breathing

• To support the horse's weight

What is the term for a young male horse?

• Colt

• Mare

• Stallion

• Filly

How do horses typically sleep to avoid predators?

• Standing up

• Lying down

• In a sitting position

• In a burrow

What is the primary component of a horse's diet?

• Fish

• Insects

• Grass

• Meat

Why do horses need to consume salt?

• To enhance their hearing

• To strengthen their hooves

• To aid in muscle contraction and digestion

• To improve their vision

How much water do horses typically need to drink daily?

• 5-10 liters

• 10-20 liters

• 60-80 liters

• 25-55 liters

What is the main reason horses' teeth never stop growing?

• To aid in communication

• To improve their sense of taste

• To compensate for continuous wear from grazing

• To help them breathe