Endurs

Endurs are a fictional species that appear in the fantasy novel "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien. They are depicted as a race of wild, horse-like creatures that inhabit the plains of Rohan. Endurs are described as being incredibly swift and strong, with flowing manes and tails. They are often associated with the Rohirrim, the people of Rohan, who are skilled horsemen and rely on these creatures for transportation and warfare.

In Tolkien's legendarium, the Endurs are not merely animals but possess a degree of sentience and loyalty. They are described as having a deep bond with their riders, often forming lifelong partnerships. The Endurs' presence in the narrative highlights the importance of nature and the relationship between intelligent beings and the natural world. They are often portrayed as noble and proud creatures, embodying the spirit of freedom and the wildness of the plains. While not as central as other characters or races, the Endurs contribute to the rich tapestry of Middle-earth, adding a layer of natural beauty and untamed power to the world. Their descriptions emphasize their grace and speed, making them a memorable element of Rohan's culture and landscape.