- Mule - Wikipedia
The mule is a domestic equine hybrid between a donkey and a horse It is the offspring of a male donkey (a jack) and a female horse (a mare) [1]
- 15 Facts About Mules That Will Change How You See Them
Mules are more than hybrids—they’re symbols of strength, resilience, and ingenuity For centuries, they’ve shaped human progress, carrying empires, defying harsh conditions, and even advancing modern science Their unique traits continue to amaze, bridging the ancient and the cutting edge
- Mule | Draft Horse, Donkey Hybrid | Britannica
Mule, the hybrid offspring of a male ass (jackass, or jack) and a female horse (mare) The less-frequent cross between a female ass and a male horse results in a hinny, or hinney, which is smaller than a mule
- The Mule Outperforms Both Its Horse Mom and Donkey Dad
The hybrid vigor of mules means they often outperform both their horse and donkey parents in terms of strength and endurance, making them a valuable animal throughout history
- 9 Incredible Mule Facts - Fact Animal
Stronger and smarter than its parents, responsible for thousands of years of delegated manual labour, and inexcusably overlooked as one of the best animals to have ever lived: the mule Mules have it all Cold resistance, brute strength, smarts, emotional intelligence, and family loyalty
- Mule Animal Facts - Equus mulus - A-Z Animals
Mules are animals that look exactly like what they truly are, the resulting genetic hybrid of a stallion and a donkey While generally brown or gray, they can come in any coat and color found on both horses and donkeys
- All About Mules - The British Mule Society
Mules have a reputation for being obstinate and bad-tempered, but as with donkeys, the mule's legendary stubbornness is in fact a manifestation of its talent for self-preservation
- What is a mule? 13 things you didn’t know - SPANA
Mules are one of the most commonly used working animals in the world, highly prized for their hardiness and docile nature In countries from North Africa to Southeast Asia, mules pull carts to market, carry people across rough terrain, and help their owners to till the soil
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