2. How About The Przewalski’s Horses Gabrielle Tackett

3. Interactions with Other Plants and Animals Przewalski’s eat plants, so they’re a danger to plants. Przewalski’s protect deer and gazelles, just by being around them! Wolves eat przewalski’s.

4. Predator and Prey Przewalski’s are the prey of wolves and probably more, like coyoties. Przewalski’s eat grass and other vegetation, so they’re not really predators.

5. What Does The Przewalski Horse Look Like? The coat of the Przewalski’s ranges from brown to dun, with a pale underbelly and muzzle, a dark tail, a dorsal stripe, striped legs, and a dark, short mohawk like mane. The head is large, and the body is short and muscular.

6. The Habitat Of Przewalski They live in the grass lands of Asia. Steppes vegetation, shrubland, and plains.

7. Weather and Temperature In Mongolia, the summers are warm. In the winter, it is very cold. October – in the 30’s. December, January, and March – near 0. April – 34 – freezing. June / September – 40s & 60s.

8. Przewalski’s Nap Spot. ZZZZZZZ. Przewalski’s will sleep anywhere, as long as it is close to where they live. So if you want to find a sleeping Przewalski’s, look where they live

9. Is Pollution Harmfull To Przewalski Horses? Yes, pollution is harmful to Przewalski’s. Say there is a candy rapper in the grass. If the Przewalski eats it while eating grass, the candy rapper will heart the Przewalski.

10. Przewalski Adaptations Przewaski’s have strong muscles and big hooves to make it easy to walk through the grasslands of Asia. In the winter, they grow a thicker coat.

11. Eating Przewalski ( Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore.) Przewalski’s are herbivores. They eat grass and other vegetation, such as fruit and leaves.

12. Can Przewalski’s Live In The Arctic Przewalski’s can NOT live in the Arctic. Hasn’t happened, never will. First of all, there would be no food for them to eat. Secondly, IT IS WAY TO COLD, OF COARSE! Lastly, polar bears, walreses, and other things could eat it. Even though they live in a place that is ALWAYS cold, does not mean they can live there ENTIRE lives in weather WAY under 0!

13. Sounds Przewalski Wolf predator Deer neighbor Coyote predator

14. Speedy Facts Przewalski’s is pronounced as zevalskies Przewalski’s are 13 hands high at the shoulder. Przewalski’s have never been tamed for riding, which means that they are the last truly wild horses in existence today. The Mongolian name for these horses is “takhi,” which means “spirit”. The Chinese call the Przewalski’s ‘yehmah.”

15. Gloasery Steppes : (steps) Parts of a grassland. Przewalski: ( zevalskee ) A horse that is still wild today. Pollution: (poleootion) Trash that is littering something.