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Ever seen a horse covered in white foam and thought something was wrong? Don’t worry—it’s actually a good sign! The foam comes from a special protein called latherin, found in horse sweat.
This amazing protein helps spread the sweat more evenly across the horse’s body, allowing it to evaporate faster and cool the horse down efficiently—especially during intense activity or heat.
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