You might be thinking of a horse's udder, which is located on the lower abdomen of a mare (female horse). It's usually hidden by her long hair, but it becomes more prominent when she is pregnant or lactating.
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Where are horse utters?
Horses don't have "utters". The word "udder" refers to the mammary glands of female mammals, where they produce milk.
You might be thinking of a horse's udder, which is located on the lower abdomen of a mare (female horse). It's usually hidden by her long hair, but it becomes more prominent when she is pregnant or lactating. |