My first memory of horses go way back when I was in primary school, and my father took me with him to the so-called ranch in Lepena, where you could ride a horse. I can't remember the color, but I know it was really nice riding such a big and calm animal.

When we look at them during their run we can easily imagine why people think those animals are so noble. But I searched the web a bit to share with you some facts about them. Not all, which are shown here, but just a few. Hope you are curious enough to read on.

• Horses have the largest eyes among all land mammals and they see almost all sides. They can see nearly 360 degrees around them. The only points where they have blind fags are directly in front of them and directly behind them.

• The foals can run around for several hours after birth.

• Horses love anything sweet. There will be no touch of acidic or bitter treats.

• The long-term memory of the horses is excellent - they are especially well remembered where they were scared.

• The teeth of horses are constantly growing. They are being shortened while eating the food, however, it is necessary to trim their teeth every few years for domesticated horses, if not then they can have nutritional problems.

If you are interested in reading some more facts, then you can easily check the link above, and translate it from the Slovene language to your own with a bit of help of google translate. And a question for the end: "Do you remember when you first got in touch with horses?". I'm going to bed now, so I wish you a pleasant rest of the day and a good night.

Photos made by me, and Samsung Galaxy S5.