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==In real life== | ==In real life== | ||
| − | In real life, mules are the offspring of a male [[donkey]] (jack) and a female [[horse]] (mare). They are sterile, which the game simulates by making all mules male, though female mules do exist. Interspecies breeding is not yet a feature in ''DF'', so you can't breed mules by crossing a donkey with a horse in-game, which consequently means the only way of acquiring these animals is to bring them on [[embark]] | + | In real life, mules are the offspring of a male [[donkey]] (jack) and a female [[horse]] (mare). They are sterile, which the game simulates by making all mules male, though female mules do exist. Interspecies breeding is not yet a feature in ''DF'', so you can't breed mules by crossing a donkey with a horse in-game, which consequently means the only way of acquiring these animals is to bring them on [[embark]] or via [[trading]]. |
[[File:Juancito.jpg|thumb|400px|center|Admired for its ''stubbornness''.]] | [[File:Juancito.jpg|thumb|400px|center|Admired for its ''stubbornness''.]] | ||