When Scott and Jackie Nelson first saw Coconut the horse, they couldn’t believe she was a Melbourne, Florida native.
Over three million people have marveled at how unique she is, and that’s because they had to record her beauty at the age of two days old to show the rest of the world.
At the age of two, the couple, who run a ranch named Down Under Colour and breed horses, took her outside for the first time on camera.
According to a YouTube description, Coconut is also referred to as a War Horse and has incredibly uncommon markings. The chief or the medicine man, a traditional and spiritual leader, would ride this horse, which was revered in Native American culture.
They must have one blue eye with liner surrounding it and a shield on their chest in order to qualify as a War Horse.
In Indian mythology, this eye is referred to as a Sky Eye. This one blue sky eye will convey the spirits of the Chief and Medicine Man to their gods if they perish in combat. That explains why she is so unique. Watch Coconut in the video below.
If the beauty of this unique foal also struck you, please share this tale.◰
Kids Mock Needy Classmate for Cheap Halloween Costume until Principal Shows up Wearing the Same — Story of the Day
This story beautifully highlights the values of empathy, kindness, and standing up for others. Levi’s journey from feeling ashamed to experiencing pride and joy in his handmade costume shows the power of genuine care and family love over material things. His parents’ efforts and the principal’s encouragement turn what seemed like a setback into a celebration of uniqueness and hard work.
The principal’s thoughtful support sends a strong message to Levi and his classmates about respect, resilience, and the importance of not judging others based on what they own. It’s a touching reminder that the value of something made with love is far greater than anything money can buy. And Levi’s generous, forgiving heart at the end is truly inspiring, teaching kids to choose kindness and understanding above all else.
This would make a great feel-good read for families, especially around Halloween!
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