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Source: Webster's dictionaryAfter a while, he experimented with the same approach on horses and donkeys, from which more blood could be drawn. Source: Internet
A donkey shoe with calkins Farriers shoeing a donkey in Cyprus in 1900 Nutrition Woolly páramo donkey In their native arid and semi-arid climates, donkeys spend more than half of each day foraging and feeding, often on poor quality scrub. Source: Internet
A few people, notably older men, ride donkeys fitted with saddles. Source: Internet
Also in Zamfara, the community said innocent Fulani herdsmen lost 2,015 cattle, 141 sheep and goats, 2,600 donkeys and camels to rustlers, while 147,800 vehicles, motorcycles and others were burnt at different times and locations within the period. Source: Internet
Among donkeys, burros tend to be on the small side. Source: Internet
During this time, donkeys continued to be shown as stupid, clumsy and slow. Source: Internet