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TinyViolins · 31-35, M
Every time I saw one up close, I was more focused on things like their massive size or their hair or making sure I was as far away from those hind hooves as possible.
Not too long ago I started looking closer at their faces and realized their eyes are basically on sideways. They're kinda goofy looking with just how spread out they are. Looks like a dumb cartoon that came to life.
Probably gives a lot more context to the use of blinders for horses that pull carriages and such
Not too long ago I started looking closer at their faces and realized their eyes are basically on sideways. They're kinda goofy looking with just how spread out they are. Looks like a dumb cartoon that came to life.
Probably gives a lot more context to the use of blinders for horses that pull carriages and such
CelestiaStella · 22-25, F
@TinyViolins might seem goody, but prey animals usually have side eyes to keep watch for predators.