A mule is a cross between a horse and a donkey. A horse can swim. A donkey can´t. Can a mule swim?
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Yes according to Smithsonian National Zoological  Park,\nThe Mule can swim.
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Gus...and he was a mule
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between a duck and what??? between requires that there be two objects, thoughts etc.. \n\nwhat are you comparing the duck to?
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I am not sure if this is a question or a riddle. If it is a riddle, then I would say hands or your head. If it is a question, then I would say it is your head or a horse or a dog.
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a republican is the elephant and the democrat is the donkey. I alway remember it this way: an elephant(to me) is considered a luxury animal:doesn't do a lot of work, just eats and gets fat. A donkey, on the other hand, is a hard-worker, gets little respect and earns his keep. A republican sterotypically is rich,is interested in big businesses, while a democrat is underpaid, and ready to make change for the better(can you tell which party I'm supporting this election?)
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What do you get when you cross a donkey and an onion?\nA piece of a** that will bring a tear to your eye.\n\nWatch it with that one if you use it in the wrong setting, wrong situation, or the wrong time or around the wrong people it can be considered sexual harrassment nowadays.. so be careful and wise of your surroundings!
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most of the animals mentioned so far can swim, but they are so inefficient at it they are never seen doing it. There are a very select number of animals in the entire world who are physically incapable of swimming, and the majority of them have adapted to living in places where water is almost non-existent. The food of small desert reptiles can include tiny herbivorous organisms such as flying insectoids that are happy to sit on still water, and are highly bouyant, but are incapable of directional swimming on the surface or underwater (Its easier to simply fly for these animals, so the ability was never needed and thus never developed).
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Obviously Whitney.  I have a saying. You can lead a donkey to water but you cannot make him drink!!!
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Yes, to a point it is. However, keep in mind that Mules have 3 more chromisomes than humans....
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literally it means\n\nthe female donkey wasn't surly but the hits with a stick made her become that.\n\nit means that at the beginning a person wasn't -mean, rude, taugh, etc- but the circumstances (life) have made him-her become that way.
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Horse, carriage, feet.
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Pigs are known for carrying trichinosis. They can swim very well. They also keep themselves exceptionally clean.
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The 15 feet long rope is tied to the neck of the horse but its other end is loose. The horse can wander without any restrictions.\n:)\n\n*EDIT*\nTo answer the riddle posted below by deakosha, the old man suggested the sons to SWITCH HORSES!
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Most mammals are able to swim if they absolutely have to.  It's true that some might drown while attempting to, but that doesn't mean that the species itself can't swim.  Dolphins and seals sometimes drown too, but no one would say they can't swim.\n\nHow well a particular species of mammal can swim depends a lot on their physiology.\n\nAnimals with higher density of muscle than fat tend to sink instead of swimming.  Even if they have the limb mobility and strength that should be allow swimming, they have tremendous difficulty keeping above water.  Most primates actually fit into this category.  Chimpanzees in particular tend to sink like a stone in water, and avoid swimming at all costs.  Humans are very unusual in their ability to swim, and affinity for water (which raises a whole other set of questions, but that's another topic).\n\nIf they don't have much fat, thick fur can also help keep a mammal afloat.  Dense underfur traps air and can act like a flotation device.  Baby sea otters actually have difficulty diving because their fur traps so much air that they can't swim hard enough to reach the bottom.  Once again primates, with their thin, sparse coating of hair lose out on the flotation front.\n\nAnother factor is limb mobility.  Critters that can't move their arms and legs as swiftly or don't have enough surface area to push water aside tend to be crappy swimmers.  Anteaters tend not to be great swimmers, and camels aren't likely to win any swim meets either.\n\nIn general, mammals are pretty good swimmers.  Most mammals have some fat, most of them have hair or fur to trap air, and they have the limb mobility to move around.  Mammals can also close their mouths or noses and block their breathing passages so they don't take water in.  Critters like insects and spiders don't have that option, and unless they have other adaptations they tend to drown fairly easily.
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No.  If it was possible, don't you think there's be a bunch of little monsters (literally) running around.\n\nHuman and animal sperm and egg are incompatible.  For example, sperm from a horse or a dog or something is incapable of fertilizing a human egg.  Thus, no child is born.\n\nA human egg is designed to only accept human sperm.  Animal sperm couldn't penetrate into the egg even if they wanted to, without specialised scientific equipment.  At the same time, human sperm is designed to only be able to penetrate a human egg, and does not posess the qualities necessary to get into an animal egg.\n\nThe only species that can cross breed are a horse and a donkey, which creates a mule.  However, mules are sterile, which means they are incapable of creating thier own offspring.\n\n\n\n\nOh, and as a response to the first answer, scientists HAVE found a way that they believe would work, but have deemed it unethical, and illegal to experiment further.  Why on Earth would we want to purposefully create little freaks for anyway?
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Yes\nThe horse walks "on a diagonal" which means it moves it's left foreleg and right hindleg together and right foreleg and left hindleg together.\nThe camel moves fore and hind legs on one side at the same time.\nThis is why when I was in Egypt and took a camle ride around the Pyramids my ass hurt for days !
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Sometimes/in some cultures the horse represents fertility and/or a means or rite of passage. Literally, a horse is an animal used to transport a person, like a vehicle only a natural one.\n\nThe transitory elements in your dream (man riding it, woman takes it off, man gets off horse, horse follows you) suggests that the horse is in fact a vehicle for change.