Classiclol from January 2015
Stie sez: At the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Przewalski horse Joe enjoys the snow on Jan. 6, 2015. Once declared extinct in the wild, a population of about 500 Przewalski horses now lives in the wild in Mongolia. The horses thrive in cold temperatures and members of the herd at SCBI choose to spend time in the snow.
Category: horses_donkeys_n_zebras
Secret ninja horse
Caption by puddy_tat
Classiclol from September 2012
(Also Shepmom getting the giggles last time: https://cheezpeeps.org/2019/11/secret-ninja-horse/
Well, ai don’t know…
Caption by Upfi
Classiclol from March 2014
Description: Sorry, back to this soon!
Caption me – Friends
Classiclol from November 2014
According to the description: Every few minutes Iago will get up, stretch, and move away… Ringo dutifully follows. This game of very slow tag can continue for ages, back and forth across the paddock!
Description: Sorry, back to this soon!
Okay, I led you guys here
Caption by crossfire905
Classiclol from February 2014
Caption me – Donkey and Caracara
Classiclol from October 2018
Description: A brown donkey is standing in a green field sprinkled with wildflowers. The donkey’s head is lowered but not far enough to graze. On the donkey’s shoulders is a caracara, a brown-and-white South American bird of prey with no close relatives, which prefers to walk instead of hunting prey from the air. The donkey doesn’t look upset so presumably the bird isn’t digging in while looking around.
Caption me – Carriage Horses
Classiclol from May 2018
Description: A white horse with feathery feet is standing patiently in collar and harness, hitched to a historic horse-drawn bus on a paved road (parking lot?). Beside the visible horse is another one, also white, masked by the one closer to us. There are human legs showing on the far side of them, and a fraction of a figure in the lower right of the photo.
Hey Mom
Originlol title: Stunning, is it not?
Caption by AngelAndz
Classiclol from February 2020
Description: A young foal, the same reddish sorrel as its mom, is looking towards the camera. Mom, herself, is to the right, though we can see only her hind legs and hindquarters. The foal has stuck its head through mom’s long tail, or maybe mom swished it and it settled over the foal that way, but it gives the impression of the foal having a startlingly long mane. Text reads, at the top, “Hey Mom,” and at the bottom, “Check Out My Noo Hairdo”