Mules are stronger than horses since they have greater endurance, fortitude and are more sure-footed. They also have smoother muscles and immense physical strength. Since they are a cross between a mare and a donkey, it is said that they get their intelligence from donkeys and athletic ability from horses.

Horses prefer to live in abandoned or open spaces in the wild that have enough grass for grazing. They are often characterized by their dusty yet majestic appearance and can be found in California, Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Utah, etc. Since these animals are herbivores, they derive their nourishment from plants and need enough land to graze.

Bay horses are characterized by their reddish-brown coat with black mane, tails, and ear edges. On the other hand, blood bay horses have a deep blood-colored body, which sometimes appears to be purple or plum. However, their tail, legs, and mane remain black.

Fillies and mares are both female horses that have reached their teenage years. Fillies are under the age of three, while mares are older than four.

Horses like being in human company, as long as you are not aggressive towards them. They love to be rubbed, spoken to, and can form a strong bond with humans. They can read facial expressions and react to your presence based on your attitude towards them.

Horses and Dogs are both intelligent and sentient animals, that’s why they are so much loved by humans. Comparing the intelligence of different species is complex because of their unique capabilities. For instance, horses are fast learners while dogs respond well.