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Donkeys

Our donkeys have come from The Donkey Sanctuary.

Fun Facts

A male donkey is called a 'Jack' and a female donkey is called a 'Jenny'.
Donkeys are herd animals by nature. They prefer to stay in groups but a single donkey can actually live happily with group of goats.
The correct collective noun for groups of donkeys is a 'drove', 'herd' or 'pace'.
A male donkey and a female horse may give birth to a mule; a male horse and female donkey make a hinny.
A donkey is capable of hearing another donkey from a distance of 60 miles in proper desert conditions. This is possible because of their large ears.
The phrase ‘donkey’s years’ to mean a long time began as a pun on the length of donkey ears.
Donkeys are pregnant for 12 months.
Donkeys can live for up to 50 years.

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