A lazy horse in the United States won't enter the house when it snows. He prefers to lie down to sleep and is often mistaken for being dead.

[Global Network Comprehensive Report] According to the British "Daily Mail" report on December 17, the horse at the home of a Twitter user from North Carolina in the United States seems very lazy. Even if a snowstorm comes, it is too lazy to enter the barn built for it. Even if it sleeps, it lies down instead of standing. Recently, a story about this lazy horse named "Tango" went viral on Twitter, attracting the attention and love of many netizens.

The snowstorm is coming, and I am too lazy to enter the barn built for it

Without the barn, Tango would be lying in the snow

The anonymous user took to Twitter to explain why Tango was the focus of a snowstorm because it apparently didn't know how to use a barn to stay out of the cold in the winter. "My dad is building a door to connect to the barn so Tango can stay in the barn when it snows, and without a barn, Tango would just lie in the snow," she wrote. To prove the point, she shared a photo of Tango from the winter of 2017, when he refused to go into the warm barn and instead stood in the snow. The woman continued: "He has a completely dry, warm barn with hay and feed, but now he is standing in the middle of the pasture." The tweet also included two hilarious photos of Tango standing outside the pasture, surrounded by thick snow.

This led people passing near her ranch to suspect that he was not asleep but dead

The Twitter user also shared a photo of Tango not sleeping standing up like most horses, but choosing to sleep lying down. She said this led people passing near her ranch to suspect that the animal was not asleep but dead. She wrote: "Tango literally sleeps lying down like this and because he's too lazy to sleep standing up, people knock on the door all day long to remind us." Other photos show the horse standing outside when it rains, rather than in the stall built for it.