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Just to point out, but we have a word for "silly horse doing silly things", it's "horse".
All too true....
Just really big dogs who like to play
and from what I hear will keel over and die any chance they get. I'm no expert though. but not being able to throw unwanted ingested items seems like a pretty big design flaw
They are... oddly sensitive in some ways, and incredibly resilient in others.
In a wild area untouched by humans, there is not much "unwanted" you could get from grazing.
There is lots and lots of "unwanted" food that will kill a horse in most natural habitats through the world.
Which they'll instinctively not eat
I really don't know where you are going with this. They don't go out eating plastics and whatever either. They get sick because they've eaten something contaminated (what happens way more often on the wild) or because they failed to distinguish the food (what also happens way more often on the wild).
Not glue?