-
between a
horse and a cow in
European folklore, were
found to be
hinnies. The
hinny is the
offspring of a
stallion and a
jenny or
female donkey, and is...
- 24
February 1866 Jean Spangenberg,
Samuel Spangenberg (1997), "Singing
Hinnies", The
Portable Baker,
McGraw Hill Professional, p. 110, ISBN 978-0-07-059871-3...
-
animals which have been
variously identified as onagers, mules: 37 or
hinnies.: 96
Mules were
present in
Israel and
Judah in the time of King David...
- impossible, and many "jumarts"
examined by
later researchers were
found to be
hinnies (a
hybrid of a male
horse and
female donkey) instead. The term is of French...
-
between female horse and male donkey. A
hinny is the
cross of male
horse and
female donkey;
mules and
hinnies are
reciprocal hybrids. A male
zebra and...
-
between a
stallion and a
jenny is a
hinny, and is less common. Like
other inter-species hybrids,
mules and
hinnies are
usually sterile.
Donkeys can also...
- chromosomes,
horses have 64 chromosomes, and
mules or
hinnies have 63 chromosomes. Mules,
hinnies, and
other normally sterile interspecific hybrids cannot...
- the
drake is a Pekin, the
offspring tend to be
smaller and are
called hinnies. The
mulard is
commercially produced on
farms for meat and foie gras. The...
- the same kind at home, when I was a girl, but they
called them
singing hinnies. They are
famous at
Saltburn for
their fat rascals. "The
Foods of England...
- are
found in
proximity to each other.[citation needed] Like
mules and
hinnies, however, they are
generally genetically unable to breed, due to an odd...
