Photo: Baby Horse

This adorable baby horse wanders through the fields at Port de la Bonaigua in the Pyrenees in Catalonia, Spain.

A baby horse roams free in the lush green mountain pass trying to figure out the whole concept of the world that it was just brought into in Catalonia, Spain. At the top of the Bonaigua Pass in the Pyrenees in Catalonia, Spain this baby horse will not wander far from its mother but tends to want to explore things by itself.

A baby horse is so adorable to watch as it makes it way across the meadow step by step on its wobbly legs. The unsteadiness of a baby horse does not usually last for more than a few hours and before too long they will be galloping across the green mountain passes in the Pyrenees in Catalonia, Spain.

When a baby horse is born their legs are almost the same length as they are when they are fully grown which can make it extremely difficult for the horse to reach down to eat the grass. A baby horse is usually full grown by the time it reaches 3-4 years of age.

Once a horse passes its baby stage then a male horse is usually called a stallion and a filly is called a mare. ... continue below the picture...

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... Healthy baby horses can grow extremely fast and can put on up to three pounds a day with the help of its mothers milk.

If traveling through the Bonaigua Pass in Catalonia, Spain you will probably pass by a baby horse and its mother as they enjoy the free range of the Bonaigua mountain Pass of Catalonia, Spain.

Young Foal, Horse, at Port de la Bonaigua (Bonaigua Pass) at 2,072 metres, Pyrenees, Catalonia, Spain, Europe.