Yes. But the hybrid offspring is sterile, owing to the different number of chromosomes in horses and zebras
No. Nature dictates that when crossbreeding takes place, the male must have the smaller number of chromosomes.
The zebra has 44 chromosomes, the horse 64.
Yes. Such crosses are called "Zorses." The offspring between a horse and zebra are sterile, just like with a horse-donkey hybrid.
If you breed any horse with a zebra you'll get a Quaga.
They can breed, it's called a zorse.
If you mean zebras, then yes. There are cases of "zorses"
Zebras and horses are both Equine animals. Zebras are horses, in another term, Zebras are horses with stripes.
Zebras are like horses. Horses do not prefer snow, neither do Zebras.
There are three species of zebra and they evolved from proto-horses around 4 million ago.
Species can only breed with one of their own species, however there are rare occasions were the species are close enough that they can breed, however the offspring can not reproduce, i.e. a donkey.
Horses can't be bred from zebras. Zebras have a different chromosome count than horses. Crossing them produces a sterile hybrid just as occurs when breeding horses and donkeys.
zebras can run faster than horses
Zebras and horses are mammals because they give birth to live young (their foals).
No,zebras are in the horse family, but are not horses..They are born with their stripes.
No zebras are not horses. They are to totally different animals.