Horses are pregnant for 11 months.
Baby horses are called foals.
Baby horses are called foals.
Foals can stand up a few minutes to an hour after birth.
Foals can see shortly after being born.
Horses start cutting teeth a week after being born.
Foals take 3 to 4 years to fully grow up.
Foal's legs are 80% or more of the total length they will be when grown.
Foals ween off their mother's milk between 6 months and a year old.
Foals can see shortly after being born.
Horses start cutting teeth a week after being born.
Foal's legs are 80% or more of the total length they will be when grown.
Foals ween off their mother's milk between 6 months and a year old.
A father horse is a sire.
A mother horse is a dam.
Mares tend to give birth at night and don't like to be watched while giving birth.
They are super adorable!
*Please note these are not my pictures.
A mother horse is a dam.
They are super adorable!
*Please note these are not my pictures.
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