Because the nostrils are used for gathering smells. and the separation of timing of arrival of the smell between the nostrils allows animals to determine the direction from which the smell is coming. With just one nostril one would not be able to do this. The single windpipe enables each nostril to gather air at the same rate thereby allowing the timing differential to be determined.
Windpipe is one word.
A horse has two nostrils, one on each side of its nose.
Horses have two nostrils.
dichrinic means smelling with our two nostrils while monochrinic means using only one of the two by blocking one of the nostrils
One word; 'windpipe'.
The windpipe is referred to as the trachea, but it eventually splits into two bronchi (one to each lung) then into many bronchioles.
Horses have two nostrils just like most mammals. Each nostril functions independently to help the horse breathe properly while also detecting scents in their environment.
They have two nostrils
One with two nostrils.
The windpipe branches into two bronchi to direct air to and from both lungs (the left and right). The point where the windpipe branches is called the carina.
No, just two...
horses have two nostrils