Giraffes are warm-blooded animals in general. During the cold climatic conditions, they tend to move towards more private areas in order to keep themselves warm. However they are mostly content with a calm are serene environment to stay alive for a long time.
Since Zebras are found in the savannas of southern Afica where in the dry seasonit is quite hot and humid, keeping warm is not necessarily a problem. It's keeping cool in the scorching heat which they do by swimming in watering holes.
They use their black and white stripes to stay cool. It has been scientificly proven that the combination of two colours, black and white, to covert immense heat into a cool soothing breeze. It has also been found that if the sun rays are shinig intensly, that Lions and any other big cats are Blinded.
The black stripes can be up to 10 degrees hotter than the white stripes. This causes the air to move across the surface of the zebra's skin therefore cooling the zebra down.
They can last the winter with coarse diets.
Yes, Gazelles like to stay in warm areas. Gazelles often like to stay warm because they have special features (like camels) which can withstand the hot heat.
There isn't much a zebra can do to protect itself in bad weather, as they tend to live in open grassland.
The fur of course!
zebras are cool
cause they look cool
No two zebra's have the same pattern of stripes
As mammals, zebras are warm-blooded animals. See link below, for more...
they are idouts
yes
A zebras stripes are actually camouflage to a colorblind lion. If they are standing still a lion can completely overlook it.
Keep Your Cool was created in 2003.
Zebras like all equids are designed to keep food in their small stomachs at all times. Horses and Zebras will typically graze for 16-18 hours a day.
Zebras live in hot climates and temperatures where they can dip in the cool water or drink it.
because it will keep you cool
Hard to Keep My Cool was created in 2005.