Mustangs live in large grassy areas called grasslands.
Captive Mustangs usually live to be 25 years old, while wild Mustangs usually only live to be 20 years old.
In the wild.
Lipizzzner I would say Spanish Mustangs. Coz they can live in a lot of heat. I would say Spanish Mustangs. Coz they can live in a lot of heat.
Wild Mustangs live in packs/groups/herds. There is usually one male that is dominant over all the females.
yes they do, but they live near water in a semi-desert
Mustangs are found in all the major deserts of North America but seem to be most common in the Great Basin Desert.
There are assumptions in this question which are not explicitly stated. These are that mustangs do not live in cold climates or that they prefer warmer climates and are both false. Mustangs have a range of temperatures and dryness levels that they can tolerate and exist in. Some areas in that range are relatively hotter than others. (Texas is certainly hotter than Minnesota, but mustangs can be found in both Texas and Minnesota.)
no they live in herds.and there are very few males in a herd because mateing rights
Many countries have wild mustangs. The United States has them in much of the west, like Nevada. Australia also have wild mustanags. They call them brumbies.
20-30 years with really good care!
Mustangs live in many different climates. They can handle almost any weather.