How the horse got its mane

A long time ago, long before the humans exist and the earth was still young, and animals started to be seen around the world. Fish started to live in the water, calf’s were born and grew up to be cows, waterfalls were heard not so far from there and everything was as idyllic as it sounds. Humans were born. They were like curiosity itself. They explored the plants and trees, and went hunting for food. But they were weak compared to the animals. The only thing they were better at than the animals was to use their brain. They made tools to hunt; they were even capable of controlling fire. But when hunting, they were too slow to catch up with the animals. They needed a new tool, so they tried to make some without luck. They figured out that, maybe, they could catch an animal to use to catch others. At dawn, they travelled a long way, away from all the things they knew, out to unexplored places, and were they had never been. They found hundreds of animals they hadn’t seen before, but nothing they could use for their purpose. Only after several hours searching, they found an animal with very long hair around its whole body. It didn’t look like any of the other animals they had seen on their way, so they began to think about whether they could use especially this animal for something. They thought and they thought, and before they knew it, it was morning. Suddenly one of them got an idea. He made a tool, and called it a scissor. They found a name for the animal, and called it a horse. They began to cut of all the hair on the horse, except the hair on the horse upper neck. And from then on, they used the horse to ride on to catch other animals, by holding in the mane of it with one hand, using the other hand to throw spears.