zebra

Each zebra has a distinctive stripe pattern. This topic is part of Animals within Science & Nature. This page currently draws on 9 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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Zebras are famous for black and white what?

Answer: Stripes

Bonus fact: Each zebra has a distinctive stripe pattern.

Zebras are closely related to horses and what?

Answer: Donkeys

Bonus fact: All belong to genus Equus.

What continent are zebras native to?

Answer: Africa

Bonus fact: Wild zebras live in eastern and southern Africa.

Plains zebras are native to which continent?

Answer: Africa

Bonus fact: They are the most widespread and numerous zebra species.

What is unique about the stripe pattern of individual plains zebras?

Answer: No two are exactly alike

Bonus fact: Researchers can identify individual zebras from their distinctive stripe arrangements.

Plains zebras often migrate in association with which other African grazers?

Answer: Wildebeest

Bonus fact: In ecosystems such as the Serengeti, mixed herds of zebras and wildebeest exploit grasses in complementary ways.

Which pair is a predator-prey example?

Answer: Lion and zebra

Bonus fact: Lions hunt zebras.

Serengeti National Park is in which country?

Answer: Tanzania

Bonus fact: UNESCO says the Serengeti's annual migration involves vast herds of wildebeest, gazelles, and zebras.

Which animal is known for black-and-white stripes?

Answer: Zebra

Bonus fact: Each zebra has a distinctive stripe pattern.

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