races of equus
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2,3m de longitud 1,3-1,5m de altura 185 - 280kg de peso Esta especie puede haber cruzado de Norteamérica a Eurasia por el puente terrestre de Bering durante el Pleistoceno. Su extinción coincidió con la extinción a fines de las eras glaciales del Pleistoceno de la megafauna.
The Mule (Equus asinus x Equus caballus) is the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse. They are one of the most common working animals in the world and are the oldest known hybrid. They were likely first bred in what is now Turkey. Mules share a resemblance horses except for their long ears. Mules have a shoulder height between 56”–68” (142-173 cm), overall standing height of 63”-78.7” (160-200 cm), and body length of 70.9”-86.6” (180-220 cm). The weight of a Mule is between 820-1,000 lb (372-454 kg). Mules have a typical lifespan of 30-40 years.
The Zony (Equus zebra x Equus equine) is the cross between a male zebra and the female pony. They are typically not large, but are strong. Zonies have the stripes of a zebra. The stripes do not cover their entire body, but only certain parts, like the neck or legs. Zonies have a shoulder height between 43”–48” (109-122 cm), overall standing height of 46.5”-53.1” (118-135 cm), and body length of 55.1”-66.9” (140-170 cm). The weight of a Zony is between 500-700 lb (227-318 kg). Zonies have a typical lifespan of 15-25 years.
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