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Straw is the traditional bedding for horses, with wheat straw being the most suitable. Oat and barley straw should not be used for equine bedding. Straw is relatively cheap, fairly easy to dispose of and looks warm, cosy and comfortable.
Horses are grazers. They eat many things. They eat grain, hay, grass, alfalfa, and sometimes straw. Some horses eat the weirdest things. Some horses drink sweet tea, coke, Gatorade, etc. Some horses eat hamburgers, biscuits, french fries, etc. Each horse likes other things. Not all horses like alfalfa. Some horses can't have it or they'll colic. Being with the herd. Horses are herd animals. They hate being by themselves. When owners do have only one horse, they get a goat or a cat to keep the horse company. In the wild, the lead horse will chase any horse out of the herd if it does something wrong. This makes the horse feel unsafe and it will want to join the herd. Horses smack their lips to signal the other horses that they are sorry.