Arabian Horse

It is one of the oldest horse breeds, as there is archaeological evidence from 4,500 years ago of horses very similar to modern Arabians. Over the course of history, Arabian horses from the Middle East spread around the world through trade and wars. They were also widely used to improve other breeds by adding speed, refinement, endurance and good bone structure.

This close relationship with humans created a breed of horse that was well-disposed, quick to learn, and eager to please. But the Arabian horse also developed the strong character and alertness necessary in a horse used for assaults in wars. This combination of disposition and sensitivity requires Arabian horse owners to treat their horses with respect and great skill.

Their coat is usually solid in shades such as black, bay, gray, chestnut or sorrel. They are also characterized by having a distinctive head with a concave profile, broad forehead, large nostrils, and prominent eyes.

They are herbivorous animals and therefore will feed on grass and various plants (hay, alfalfa, timothy, oats, fresh grass...) or, occasionally, equine feed (concentrated or composed of barley, oats, corn or bran).

Now that you know a little about Wild West treasure hunting, let's do some little interactive activities.

Hangman Game

Hangman:

We all know how to play hangman, right? It's very easy, you have to write a letter to describe the word, if you get the letter right, it will appear, but if you get it wrong, a doll will start to draw, If he hangs himself, you lose, but don't worry, because you can do it as many times as you want and there are 2 different words! Simply, you have to press the letter on the keyboard that you have just below
 
 
 
 
Word Search

Word search:

Now you have a word search puzzle, all you have to do is look for the words I leave you below. To mark the words, simply click on the first and last letter of the word and it will be automatically marked.
you've already found all the words!