No, a zebra is part of the horse family, or Family Equidae. Giraffes are in a separate family all their own, Family Giraffidae, and are actually true ruminants like cows, sheep and deer are. Zebras are not ruminants; they are hind-gut fermentors and monogastrics.
No they aren't. There are many differences between zebras and horses, such as the size of their hooves, their manes, and tails.
Donkey, and zebras, horse and ponies all belong the the Genus: Equus; though they are seprate species.
They didn't. Horses and zebras are more or less cousins but you can't breed any combination of horses to get a zebra and the other way around.
Yes, zebras and donkeys can mate and have offspring.
It is a mammal in the giraffe family that has legs that resemble those of a zebra. It is also known as a forest giraffe or a zebra giraffe. Four legs each, two front legs with one on the left and one on the right and two in the rear, configured in the same manner.
The Okapi is not a combination of a giraffe and a zebra it is a related species.
no because when you are at a and you see a giraffe and a zebra together the zebra is probably chasing the giraffe
zebra
Impossible. Don't you mean a cross between a giraffe and a zebra? Not that it's an Okapi, although it might be. a zebra will ask a zebra.
no
ofcourse!
The Okapi looks part zebra and part giraffe. =] See? Isn't that wild?
a giraffe, zebra, bison and an waterbuck.
No, not closely at least.
Its called "Game"
zebras is better