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As a child who got bit on the bum by a burro at Bonnie Springs, I can attest to this

I got bit on the neck by the neighbor’s horse, fell to the ground and their dog big me 3 more times!! I was 7! 4 adults were there but it all happened so fast.

Yes n they could break your bones if you got kicked.

So do horses

That’s my bunny, I saw her last time.

Cottontail.

It’s really important that you approach the tortoise not from the side neither the front but slightly off center, to make sure it sees you coming, so it is not startled when you lift it from the ground. Make sure the tortoise knows of your presence before touching it! Too, & VERY IMPORTANT: you move it further, in safety across the road, in the EXACT SAME direction it was going (because of how their sense of orientation works). & again, as already mentioned above, we never touch a tortoise unless its life is in danger (if it’s right in the road). Maybe have someone currently volunteering at the Tortoise habitat or other official tortoise group in town review just to make sure nothing is missing? I’m sharing what I remember from having been a volunteer at the habitat in Red Rock years ago & from my experience of saving one once who was in the middle of the road. ... I was thankful I knew what to do!

I thought they carry their water and if you pick them up they'll loose it

Wrong. Leave it alone. The only right way is leave it alone.

Speeding through the the loop kills them !!!

Our lovely backyard! Changing colors!