It depends on the breed of the horse. For example, the Arabian horse, because it was built for the hot desert, it has adapted to the climate and can go without food or water for a long period of time.
A horse will starve to death within a roughly 8 day period without food or water. The weather can affect how quickly this occurs and may shorten the length of time it takes to starve to death.
First, they have short-haired coats so they don't overheat in the desert. second, they are able to go a long time without food or water. They are able to consume unusual foods in order to survive, like camel's milk. Last, they have stamina to endure a long trip.
Horses are not Indigenous to the Americas so they are not a traditional food source, but Native Americans did eat horse. During the US American Indian wars in the southwest, Natives would stock up on horses while traveling long distance. Some for riding, some as traveling food. As long as they had extra horses, they could settle for long periods without having to go out hunting.
Alexander had his horse, Bucephalus, for nearly 20 years.
8000 years
about 150 years
A planarian can live without food for about a week.
a week
a few days
About a week.
30 minutes
As long as it has food and water available. Without it, it depends on when it last had food.
the longest is 2hours
not very long, allthough i'm not 100% sure.
Lol give it to social services
A human can only survive 1 week without water, and 2 weeks without food
A caterpillar can survive about a week without food. Even though it can survive this long, the caterpillar should get fresh food everyday in order for metamorphosis to occur successfully.
If properly hydrated, a healthy male can survive for about 3 weeks without any food.