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But, unlike their cousins, their tendency is to not escape from a possibly dangerous situation, but to investigate and judge first before deciding what to do. Wild asses can run almost as fast as horses.This trait helps them stay in contact with other asses throughout the wide spaces of the desert. They produce very loud voices, which can be heard for over 3 km.Since there is an inadequate amount of vegetation in their environment, wild asses live apart from each other, except for mothers and their young, unlike the closely bonded herds of wild horses.An African wild assвЂ™ large ears give them an outstanding sense of hearing and help in cooling.They can also survive without water for a very long time.Donkeys have resilient digestive systems, which can break down desert vegetation and draw out moisture from food efficiently. They stand around 125 to 145 cm (4.2 to 5.5 ft) tall and weigh about 275 kg (605 lbs).These species are highly-adaptable to life in a desert or semi-desert habitat. African wild asses live in North Africa and possibly the Arabian Peninsula.A hinny, on the other hand, is produced after crossing a male horse and a female donkey. Mules are the result of crossing a male donkey and a female horse.In the western region of the United States, a donkey is sometimes referred to as a burro.A female, however, is called a jennet or jenny, and their offspring a colt.

A jack is a term given to a male donkey.

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See the fact file below for more information on the donkeys or alternatively, you can download our 21-page Donkey worksheet pack to utilise within the classroom or home environment. Members of the Equidae family, donkeys are cousins of horses and zebras, but they tend to have longer and floppy ears, and look stockier than other hoofed animals.

THE AFRICAN WILD ASS AND RELATED SPECIESДonkeys (Equus asinus), also known as burros and asses, are seen all over the world.

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