Hinny caught on tape!

The Hinny, caught on tape for the first time!

This new species of horse has been drawing attention from around the world since it was discovered in 2006. But it has taken until now for somebody to actually catch one on tape!

Filmmaker Joe Cartwright was out in the hills of Kentucky, USA, filming a documentary on the wild horses that live there when he came across a small herd of Hinneys.

The Hinney is a cross between a horse and a donkey, and is usually smaller than either parent. They are usually found in areas where there are no other horses or donkeys, so they have had to adapt to survive.

Joe was able to capture some amazing footage of these beautiful creatures running through the grasslands, and even caught one of them drinking from a stream.

He says: "It was an amazing experience to see these animals in the wild and to film them. I'm really glad that we were able to get such good footage of them."

Hinny found in Walmart parking lot!

A Walmart shopper in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, was surprised to find a hinny in the store's parking lot. The creature was calmly standing next to a dumpster, and appeared to be eating some garbage.

When questioned, the hinny's owner said she had been on her way home from work when the animal escaped from its pen. She noted that hinnies are not commonly found in the area and she was grateful her pet was found safe.

Hinnies are similar to donkeys, but are smaller in size. They are usually used as farm animals, but can also be kept as pets.

Hinny running wild in the streets!

In the small town of Hinny, population 998, something is happening. The horses that live in the town are on the loose and running wild!

The first sighting was early Sunday morning when Mary Johnson was out for her morning walk. "I saw a horse run right past me, and I swear it was as big as a cow!" she said. "I've never seen anything like it!"

Horses have been running wild all over the town, and no one can figure out why. Some people say that the horses have been spooked by something, while others think that they may have escaped from a nearby ranch.

Hunter Mills is one of the locals who has been helping to round up the horses. "It's been pretty crazy around here lately," he said. "We're just trying to do our best to get them all back in their pens."

The horses have caused a lot of damage since they've been running wild. They've knocked down mailboxes, trampled gardens, and even caused a few car accidents. And with winter coming soon, officials are worried about how the horses will survive in the cold weather.

Many people in Hinny are just glad that nobody has been hurt by the horses yet. But with so many animals running loose, it's only a matter of time before somebody gets injured. This is a developing story, and we will keep you updated as we learn more.

Hinny a danger to society!

It has recently come to light that hinnies are a danger to society! This new information comes as a surprise to many, as hinnies have typically been thought of as docile animals. But it is now clear that they are in fact quite dangerous.

The main issue with hinnies is that they are very unpredictable. One minute they may be behaving perfectly well, and the next they may be kicking and biting people. They also have a very strong kick, which can cause serious injuries.

Hinnies can also be very stubborn, and this can lead to them causing mayhem when they don't get their way. For example, one hinny was recently caught on video running wild through a town centre, creating chaos as it went.

So why are hinnies such a danger to society? There are several reasons: firstly, their unpredictability can cause accidents and injuries; secondly, their strength can cause damage; and thirdly, their stubbornness can lead to them being out of control.

All of these factors mean that it is important for people to be aware of the dangers posed by hinnies, and to take steps to avoid them where possible.

What is a hinny?

A hinny is the result of breeding a male donkey with a female horse. Hinnies are not as common as horses and donkeys, partly because they are not as strong as horses and donkeys. They are generally smaller than horses, and their ears are more upright than those of donkeys.