Donkey

Donkeys are domesticated animals that derive from the African wild ass.

They have been used by humans for over 5,000 years as working animals, mainly for carrying or pulling things.

Donkeys can live in a variety of habitats, from hot to cold climates, but they prefer dry, warm areas.

Wild donkeys are found in North America, Australia, Italy.

Domesticated donkeys, on the other hand, are found all over the world, especially in Asia, Africa, and South America.

Donkeys are herbivores and they can survive on very little food and water.

Donkeys are adaptable creatures and can cope with harsh environmental conditions.

A donkey is a domesticated animal that belongs to the horse family.
It has a small, sturdy body with long ears and a short mane.
Its coat is usually gray, brown or black, and it may have stripes on its legs or shoulders.
A donkey has a long tail that ends with a tuft of hair.
It has hooves on its feet and teeth that can grind tough plants.
A donkey is often used as a working animal, carrying loads or pulling carts.
It can also be kept as a pet or companion.
A donkey is intelligent, loyal and friendly, but it can also be stubborn and vocal.
It makes a loud braying sound when it is happy, scared or annoyed.
A donkey can live up to 50 years in captivity.