Scientists Discover that Horses Are More Expressive Than Chimps

A new study suggests that horses are capable of 17 distinct facial expressions—more than have been identified in chimps, dogs, and cats.

Your Horse's Facial Expression Can Signal He's in Pain

Long-frozen DNA shows how humans made horses faster — and more likely to get sick - The Washington Post

The Fantastical Beauty of Icelandic Horses - The New York Times

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes: how scientifically plausible is it?, Primatology

Horse Evolution Followed Twisty Trail, Study Says

Horses can recognise human emotion, new study shows, Animal behaviour

Horse and Rider Wellness

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Different: Primatologist Frans de Waal in Conversation with

Chimpanzee Thought Transfer (Chapter 21) - Chimpanzee

What Japan's Wild Snow Monkeys Can Teach Us About Animal Culture, Science

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Study: Domestic Horses Can Detect Negative Emotion in Human Facial Expressions - The Atlantic