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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: OK
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The scratching wouldn't concern me. They're sapient tool users who are also social and live in wooded areas. They can scratch against a tree, use a stick, or get someone else to do it. How do humans scratch their backs? Most people have an area of hard to reach flesh on their back. No, what would worry me is trying to figure out what they eat. Not only do they need an enormous amount of calories, but the easiest ways to get all those calories, and the ways that most suits their human bodies, are somewhat opposed to their horse bodies. They can hunt and eat animals. They can farm and grow grain. But their internal workings will have to be radically different from either a human's or a horse's to make this workable. If they eat grass, the human part of their digestive system gets messed up. If they don't eat grass, the horse part of their digestive system gets messed up. Their mouths are human. I would assume they eat a human diet. I can't imagine them eating grass. So... maybe they live in some place with an abundance of wild oats and fruits, which they supplement with meat from hunting. Even then, they'll have to consume a huge amount of food each day unless you give them access to lots of honey.
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