Nooo. There are many different species of Zebra, they come in a variety of colours from the rainbow, including: red, Yellow, Green, Orange, Blue And very rarely Bright magenta. Hope this helps. from your answering buddies. XX
Yes they do - even an albino zebra [See related link] has stripes.
yes . yes they do. LOOK AT THEM THEIR STRIPED!!!!
No i think. I think it's just white under there.
They have both, which constitutes a hide.
yes zebras have stripes on their legs.
Fur.
A zebra's pelt, skin and fur attached, in perfect condition is worth about $1,500-$2,000.
Zebras are mammals. All mammals have a body covering of skin, fur or hair. In the zebra's case, the body covering is skin and hair. Hair and fur have the same chemical composition, but zebra "fur" tends to be classified as hair.
Zebras have hair.
No. Zebras are mammals. They have fur, not feathers.
Most zebras have black and white fur, although I have never heard of a zebra that doesn't have black and white fur.
No its the hair folicles that are striped.
Zebras are black at the skin. There fur grows in black and white. Why? That is the way they evolved.
zebra fur is white with black stripes
they have fur but they are a short hair animal.
rough skin
yes they do. it is so they can blend in with their surroundings.
no but horses are:( zebras are slaughtered for their skin:(