"Wild Horse" is scientifically called Tibetan wild donkey. It is strong and good at running. Sometimes it can run continuously for dozens of kilometers. Therefore, this animal is called "Wild Horse" among the people and belongs to the national first-class protected animal .
30 "wild horses" were preparing to make a transition. Five hungry wolves watched them run, as if they were looking for the grasslands in the area of attacking
. Several "wild horses" groups were foraging for food. Looking around, is like , which is a picture of "more monks and less porridge". One of them intentionally left here and went elsewhere. This is a group of 30 "wild horses", including adults, sub-adults and cubs. Under the leadership of the leader, they began to make an orderly transition.
"Bronco" runs while carefully observing the surrounding environment. If any suspicious situation is found, they will change direction and speed. There were five wolf in the distance watching them running, as if observing which of them had the worst physical strength.
30 "wild horses" were chased by 5 wolves. The hungry wolf wanted to destroy the "wild horse" group formation
Although the running formation of the "wild horse" has a certain degree of resistance to the enemy, the strong "wild horse" is at both ends and the cubs are sandwiched in the middle, the wolf also has combat strategies and will try every means to break through the "wild horse" formation. Wolves generally do not attack easily, and once they attack, they will not give up so easily.
Sure enough, the five wolves seemed to be trying to attack the wild horses and began to run towards them. The members of the "Wild Horse" group also noticed it, so they accelerated their pace, and the members motivated each other and cheered each other.
5 Wolves are divided into two teams, and the formation commonly used by the wolves, they are getting closer and closer to the "Bronco". The "Bronco" accelerated again, and the cubs in the middle ran desperately. If they missed this time, they might be life. At the same time, the "Bronco" also firmly believes that as long as the formation is not disrupted or disbanded, it can escape the "wolf claws".
"Wild Horse" ran desperately, throwing away the wolf pack, approaching the target grassland
"Wild Horse" did not dare to relax and run forward. After running for a long time, the Wild Horse Group felt that there was no wolves around, and then he dared to look back and confirm that the wolf had been thrown away by them, and then he returned to his normal running speed.
"Wild Horses" continued to move forward. They saw that grassland, where there were no other "Wild Horses" fighting for food. Now they could have a big meal, and they became more and more excited as they got closer and closer to the tender grass.
enjoyed the delicious food. The leader inspected the surroundings, but unexpectedly saw the snow leopard staring at the group of "wild horses"
"wild horses" finally arrived at the destination. The little cubs couldn't wait to eat. After observing that there was nothing strange around, the adult "wild horses" also joined the foodie team. They ate hard and feasted.
And the leader of the "wild horse" seemed to notice something was wrong. He smelled the breath of a carnivore. It looked around and saw a pair of eyes staring at them not far away. It was a hungry snow leopard. Its target was those little cubs. He wanted to ambush it, but he didn't want to be discovered, so he could only turn his head and leave.
"Wild Horses" like to travel in groups, and their role is important. The decision-making group destination and even life and death
The role of the leader in the "Wild Horses" group is particularly important. It is responsible for duels and the life and death destination of this group. The "Wild Horses" group live a wandering life all year round. Because eating alpine grasses, meadows, and even moss promotes the neural activity of "Wild Horses", their hearing, smell, and vision are very sensitive, and they can detect threats five or six hundred meters away from them.
"Wild horses" like to travel in groups, ranging from five to six horses, or dozens or hundreds of horses. It is rare to travel alone. They grow a small piece of black corpus callosum on the inside of their front legs. This pair of black patches is called "night eyes" by local people. It can allow them to be protected during long-distance running.
"Wild Horse" is good at finding water sources. You can dig out water without water. Other animals follow "Enjoy happiness"
"Wild Horse" is very good at finding water sources. At high altitudes, water sources and meadows in some places will become scarce. However, as long as other animals follow the pace of "Wild Horse", they can find plump meadows and abundant water sources even in the cold winter.
Even if there is no ready-made water source, the "wild horses" can dig out water from the beach. If you can't dig out a meter deep, you can dig two meters until the water source is dug out. This is their obsession with water, and of course this makes it convenient for many animals to drink water.
has a bad temper and will revenge if you have any grudges. He also likes to race against cars. He has a bad temper and is a bit irritable. He has a tough temper. If he gets offended, he will be kicked with his legs and bitten with his mouth. An expert once photographed a picture of a "wild horse" killing the fox . Under normal circumstances, foxes and "wild horses" do not interfere with the river. "wild horses" eat herbs, while foxes are small carnivorous animals and will not attack the "wild horses". As for how foxes provoke "wild horses", it is unknown.
The strong muscles of the "Bronco" are also often trained by running and training. They will compete with cars entering the plateau for no reason. Perhaps the "Bronco" has regarded cars as imaginary enemies, or perhaps it is just a competitive spirit. Sometimes they have to run in front of the car before they will stop. Many drivers feel sorry for the "Bronco" and will deliberately slow down to give way.
Conclusion:
"Wild Horses" group just wanted to change to a pasture for food, but did not want to be chased by wolves on the way, and staged a big show of racing against life. Fortunately, they outperformed. Although the cubs in the middle were not as fast as the adult body, they tried their best. The adult body maintained formation from beginning to end, and never thought of giving up the cubs. Even if they affected the speed of the team, without affecting the overall situation of the team, the adult "Wild Horses" tried their best to protect the cubs. From this point of view, it is important for the group to unite and help each other.
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