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Vivian Reynolds Page 7

In Perth, Western Australia, Vivian Reynolds is a staff writer at Biology Insights with a focus on horse breeds and behavior. She produced event reports and promotional material for regional equestrian competitions in Australia before turning to science journalism. Reynolds also trains riding horses and studies traditional bloodlines.

How Much Does an Average Horse Weigh?Pets & Farm
What Is a Mule? Origins, Traits, and Common Uses Pets & Farm
What Animals Eat Horses? Predators and Scavengers Mammals
Are There Wild Donkeys and Burros in Nevada?Mammals
Why Do Horses Have Hair? The Biological Functions Mammals
Are There Any Horses Native to North America?Mammals
Where Horses Live: A Map of Global Distribution Pets & Farm
Are Ponies and Horses the Same Species?Pets & Farm
Where Is a Horse’s Brain? Location, Size & Function Pets & Farm
Hypoallergenic Horses: Do They Really Exist?Pets & Farm
Equus and the Horse: A Genus and Species Story Zoology
What Are Chestnuts on Horses and Why Do They Exist?Pets & Farm
Lipizzan Horses: A Complete Breed Profile Pets & Farm
What Is a Horse Sire and Why Is It Important?Pets & Farm
Mongolian Horse Size Comparison to Other Breeds Pets & Farm
The Horse in Motion: How a Bet Revolutionized Science and Art Zoology
The Unbreakable Bond Between a Horse and Man Pets & Farm
The Arabian Horse: What Is Its Origin?Pets & Farm
When Did Horses Come to Europe? A Historic Timeline Pets & Farm
Horse Facial Expressions Chart: What Do They Mean?Pets & Farm
Przewalski’s Horse Diet and Foraging Habits Pets & Farm
Horse Skulls: A Look at Their Anatomy and Features Zoology
The Origin of the Thoroughbred Horse Breed Pets & Farm
How Camel Feet Are Adapted for the Desert Mammals
What Is a Pace Animal in Biology and Racing?Zoology