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HORSES
BY: HANNAH BORA
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WAS THE HORSE NATIVE OR BROUGHT TO THE U.S
The horse was native to Asia.
The Spanish brought the horses to the U.S
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WAS THE HORSE BROUGHT TO THE U.S OR WAS IT NATIVE?
The horse was not native to the U.S it was native to Asia.
The horse made its way to the U.S about 10,000 years ago.
The horse was originally from Asia and then some of them became wild and traveled around.
No one physically brought the horse to the U.S it came on its own.
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thunderstar
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WHAT SPECIAL CONDITIONS DOES THE HORSE REQUIRE TO THRIVE?
Horses thrive by eating good foods
Like grains,apples,root veggies, barley and grass
Another way they would thrive is to have a good place to live
So now a days they get put in a stable but back then they would be tied
Up to a tree in a good place with lots of grass.
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Tomás Fano
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WHAT SPECIAL CONDITIONS DOES THE HORSE REQUIRE TO THRIVE? PART 2
When the horses have good energy it will make them thrive better
Because if they have more energy they can do more and be stronger for work.
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dawn_perry
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT HORSES
The horse has 206 bones in there skull
Horses can gallop up to 27 mph
Horse have bigger eyes then any other living animal on land.
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licornenoir
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