Seeing both day and night. Horses have the largest eyes of any mammal, the eyes are on both sides of the face, so they have a wide vision (see) more than 350 °, the eyes are clear during the day as well as at night. However, the eye of the horse is dichromatic, or can only be determined when the color contains no more than two spectral lights. Therefore, the horse cannot distinguish red and blue, which color contains red spectrum, the horse can be blurred with blue. Not ruminant
Horses are non-ruminant herbivores because their stomachs do not have as many compartments as other animals. Even so, it is still capable of digesting cellulose. Horses usually produce about 20-80 liters of saliva per day to aid in digestion. In particular, horses do not know how to vomit, so when poisoned, they can easily die. Loyal and smarter than we thought
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