- A
hinny is a
domestic equine hybrid, the
offspring of a male
horse (a stallion) and a
female donkey (a jenny). It is the
reciprocal cross to the more...
- A
singing hinny or singin'
hinny is a type of bannock,
griddle cake or scone, made in the
north of England,
especially Northumberland and the coal-mining...
-
hybrids between them, the mule is
easier to
obtain and more
common than the
hinny,
which is the
offspring of a male
horse (a stallion) and a
female donkey...
- mules; the less
common hybrid of a male
horse (stallion) and
jenny is a
hinny. Traditionally, the
scientific name for the
donkey is
Equus asinus asinus...
- chromosomes,
horses have 64 chromosomes, and
mules or
hinnies have 63 chromosomes. Mules,
hinnies, and
other normally sterile interspecific hybrids cannot...
-
reverse pairing is
sometimes called a hebra, horsebra, zebrinny, or
zebra hinny. Like most
other animal hybrids, the
zorse is sterile. A zony is the offspring...
-
cross of
female horse and a male donkey.
Hinny, a
cross between a
female donkey and a male horse.
Mules and
hinnies are
examples of
reciprocal hybrids. Kunga...
- to
produce a
hybrid known as a Kunga. Horse-donkey
hybrids (the mule and
hinny) are also of
ancient vintage, as
evidenced by
their presence in
works such...
- An 1859
Charles ****ens
story identifies the fat
rascal with the
singing hinny of Northumberland. A fat
rascal could also be
baked as a turf cake, a buttery...
- Bree (short for Breehy-
hinny-brinny-hoohy-hah) is a
fictional character in C. S. Lewis's The
Chronicles of Narnia. He is one of the
title characters and...
