The Houyhnhnms are rational horses from "summary" of Gulliver's Travels by BPI
In the land of the Houyhnhnms, there exists a peculiar species of beings who are unlike any other creatures I have encountered in my travels. These beings, known as the Houyhnhnms, bear a striking resemblance to horses in their physical appearance, yet possess a level of rationality and intelligence that far surpasses that of any human being. It is truly a marvel to behold these rational horses as they go about their daily lives with a sense of order and harmony that is unparalleled in any society I have ever witnessed. Their interactions with one another are marked by a sense of mutual respect and understanding that is truly awe-inspiring. The Houyhnhnms commu...
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