In what country do horses live?

Horses are not native to one specific country. They originated in North America and spread to other continents over time.

Here's a breakdown:

* Domesticated horses: These are found all over the world, as they were domesticated by humans and spread to various regions.

* Wild horses: While not as common as domesticated horses, there are still wild populations of horses in different parts of the world, including:

* North America: The American Mustang

* Europe: The Przewalski's horse (sometimes considered a separate species)

* Asia: The Mongolian wild horse

* Australia: Wild horses, also known as "brumbies", descended from escaped or abandoned domestic horses.

So, while horses aren't confined to a single country, they have a rich history and diverse distribution across the globe.