How does a horse’s tail help it respond to its environment?(1 point)

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It helps the horse gather food.
It helps the horse gather food.

It helps the horse keep away insects.
It helps the horse keep away insects.

It helps the horse maintain its balance.
It helps the horse maintain its balance.

It helps the horse run faster.
It helps the horse run faster.
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A horse's tail primarily helps the horse keep away insects. The tail acts as a natural fly swatter, allowing the horse to brush away bothersome insects that may land on its body, thus helping it to respond to its environment by increasing its comfort and well-being.

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