They possess a range of cognitive abilities and are capable of learning and problem-solving. Here are some aspects of their intelligence:

1. Social Intelligence: Horses are social animals and have complex social structures within their herds. They can recognize individual members of their herd, form bonds with other horses, and communicate with each other through body language and vocalizations.
2. Learning Ability: Horses are known for their ability to learn and remember tasks. They can be trained to perform a variety of activities, from riding and driving to participating in equestrian sports and therapy programs.
3. Problem-Solving Skills: Horses can demonstrate problem-solving skills when faced with challenges such as navigating obstacles or finding food in a new environment. They can learn to adapt to different situations and use their instincts and intelligence to overcome obstacles.
4. Emotional Intelligence: Horses are sensitive animals that can pick up on human emotions and cues. They can develop strong bonds with their human handlers and exhibit empathy and understanding.

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While horses may not have the same cognitive abilities as humans or some other animals, their intelligence is well-suited to their natural behaviors and the tasks they perform in partnership with humans.

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