Intuitive Horse Reacts To Woman’s Pregnancy - Cute Videos

A horse somehow seemed to know and understand that a woman she encountered was pregnant, and the animal’s reaction was almost too cute as it perfectly displayed the perceptive nature of animals.

Like humans, animals are part of God’s creation. The same God who created man and put the sun, moon and stars in the sky also placed dogs, cats, chickens and horses on Earth. As such, animals are much more intelligent than most people would like to admit, demonstrating this consistently. 

Knowing that animals and humans are both from the Creator of the universe, it’s understandable that there would be a kind of connectivity between them. Of course, animals and humans cannot communicate using words. But any pet owner can quickly understand and decipher their animal’s moods and the messages they send with their meows, barks and yelps. 

A video posted on TikTok shows there exists a definite but difficult-to-articulate connection between animals and humans. The short, 20-second clip shows a woman several months pregnant who approaches a horse in a stable. 

Immediately after the woman walks up to the horse, the animal goes right to the woman and begins smelling and rubbing its face on the lady’s protruding stomach. The horse is gentle and loving, acting as if it understands that the woman is pregnant with a child. 

Text in the video pops up that explains that the horse and the woman in the clip had never met prior to the interaction caught on camera. Additionally, at approximately the 12-second mark, more text points out the animal’s intuitive nature, essentially stating that the horse knew the woman was pregnant.

“She didn’t want to say hi to anyone and was really shy but as soon as she saw me she wanted snuggles,” the text reads.

What a sweet and touching moment that shows the often inexplicable but obvious connection between humans and animals. 

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”