Going forward, Lacie’s mission will be leaving hoof prints on hearts. Anyone who wants to book a visit with Lacie can contact Cooperman at 860-989-2799 or [email protected].

Hoof prints left by moose are significantly bigger than deer tracks and are more narrow than elk tracks. Photograph by Benoit Renaud. Moose tracks are more elongated and pointy than elk tracks. They ...

Hipparion’s hoof prints apparently lacked a frog on the hoof, which added weight to the idea that the side toes of older horses now contribute to the stretchy frog of modern horses.

An international team of scientists, from the UK, the US, and the Netherlands, analysed hoof prints and foot bones from modern horses and fossil records to discover what happened to the lost digits.

The prehistoric ancestors of our modern horses once galloped across the landscape on multiple toes, each with their own hoof - but nowadays, of course, these toes are nowhere to be seen.. Despite ...

These hoof prints apparently lacked a frog, and this added weight to the notion that the side toes of horses like Hipparion now contribute to the frog of modern horses.