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Informative Speech About Horses
In this guide I will be going through some important information you should know about horses, especially if you don’t know much. I was told that aliens would be reading this so I made to sure to keep them in mind. Let me just mention a few basics about horses before I get into more detail. Horses are kind hearted animals, if you treat them right and give them lots of treats. According to my papers, wild horses can detect fear within 25 kilometers and ponies can detect mischief within 30 kilometers so be careful. That’s not all, if you make horses uncomfortable they could attempt to use their two back legs. Although they may seem scary, horses are amazing to do activities with and to socialize with. Just keep in mind having an apple with you at all times when you’re near a horse would be a great idea. …show more content…

Some popular horse breeds are Missouri Fox Trotter, Andalusian Horse, Tennessee Walking Horse, Morgan Horse and more. The Arabian Horse is the most popular horse in the whole world and is also the oldest breed. Depending on the horse and the condition it’s in, horses can live anywhere between 25-30 years. They can weigh anywhere between 380 - 1000 kg which is triple the weight of an alien. There are also horses which are called ponies, ponies are smaller than horses and usually don’t grow taller than 58 inches.
Horses were extremely useful back then to send messages back and forth, millions of people rely on horses both now and back then. Horses originally evolved in North America, according to the palaeontological record and were then extinct from the same place. They were then reintroduced by Spanish explorers after thousands of years in the 16th century. Horses were able to travel around the world by crossing land bridges that were connected during the ice


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