Exploring the World of Horses: From the Wild to Domestication

The video explores the life of horses, starting with their physical traits and abilities that help them survive in the wild. It discusses how horses can sleep both lying down and standing up, always ready to flee from predators. The video then transitions to the domestication of horses, highlighting their historical significance and various roles in human society. Today, horses are used in numerous jobs, including police work and ceremonial roles like the King's Guard. The video also touches on the cultural aspect of horses in cowboy life.

What unique feature helps horses detect predators?

• Their strong sense of smell

• Their sharp hearing

• Their side-placed eyes

• Their long tails

How do horses typically sleep to stay alert?

• In a sitting position

• Both lying down and standing up

• Only standing up

• Only lying down

Why do horses enjoy galloping in herds?

• For exercise

• For food

• For protection

• For warmth

What is one of the roles horses have in modern society?

• Building houses

• Flying planes

• Being part of the King's Guard

• Working in factories

Who often rides horses to cover large distances?

• Doctors

• Cowboys and Cowgirls

• Teachers

• Firefighters