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Horses are smarter than you think, scientists say
Dr Carrie Ijichi, a senior lecturer in equine science at NTU, said: “Horses are not natural geniuses – they are thought of as mediocre – but this study shows they’re not average and are ...
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When Did Humans Domesticate Horses? Scientists Find Modern Lineage Has Origins 4,200 Years Ago
Comparing these findings with archaeological evidence and carbon dating, they created a revised timeline of horse and human history that may tell a more complete equine story. Scientists ...
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Horse sense
This simplified and reduced barriers to the use of bicycles and automobiles which ultimately replaced horses as prime movers. Greene, a lecturer and administrator at the University of Pennsylvania's ...
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Horses feel strongly - and scientists know what they need to be happy
Free movement and absence of pain and fear: keys to well-being So, what do horses need to feel good? According to up-to-date science, the most important things for a horse's well-being are the ...
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Horses in Art, Science, History, and Culture
Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery The United States Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Horse (Kutirai) offering Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery ...
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Scientists identify genes associated with 'roaring' horse disorder that affects race performance
"Following years of intensive veterinary examination of the horses, it is extremely rewarding to see our research come to fruition." UCD Professor in Equine Genomics and Chief Science Officer at ...
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Arador Publishing: Horses Feel Strongly - And Scientists Know What They Need To Be Happy
Free movement and absence of pain and fear: keys to well-being So, what do horses need to feel good? According to up-to-date science, the most important things for a horse's well-being are the ...