Horses and zebras belong to the equine genus Equus. Other animals of this genus include donkeys and asses and subfamilies within these, such as the onager, kiang and kulan.
Another member of the horse family is/was the quagga, a recently extinct subspecies of the Plains Zebra. The quagga was one found through Cape Province and parts of South Africa in large numbers. It was hunted to extinction by the 1870s because farmers believed it was too much competition for their own livestock for the food sources. The last known specimen died in an Amsterdam zoo on 12 August 1883. However, since then, a breeding-back programme has commenced, through selective breeding of the southern Plains zebra.
Though there are physical differences (such as size and weight), behavioral differences (social structure of the herd) and genetic differences, they are somewhat related. In captivity donkeys and zebras have mated to produce a zeedonk, which means they share many of the same genes in order to produce a living offspring. The first zeedonk was born in the Colchester Zoo in Essex, England.
A zebra's natural habitat is out in the wild - e.g. Africa or a place with long wide grassy fields.
A horse can go anywhere because it was used originally for riding.
A zebra has stripes!
A zebra is related to both but it is mostley relate dto a mule
The mix between a zebra and a horse is called a zorse.
Yes , Zebra is a type of horse
The difference between the mule and zebra is that a mule is a cross between a horses and donkey. The zebra is a wild animal and is its own breed, but is still a part of the horse family
A Zebra and a tapir are related to the horse family
I saw a zebra at the zoo. The zebra comes from Africa. A zebra looks a lot like a horse with stripes. You can ride a horse but you can't ride a zebra.
A horse is most likely to related to a zebra as they have the same bones as each other.
No.
The difference between the mule and zebra is that a mule is a cross between a horses and donkey. The zebra is a wild animal and is its own breed, but is still a part of the horse family
A hebra is a cross between a Horse and Zebra. Which means that they have a baby together. :) There is also a possibility, that other than a Hebra, comes a Zorse! There is a difference between the two though. What the difference is, is that the hebra has a Male Father Horse and a Female Mother Zebra. And the Zorse has a Male Father Zebra, and a Female Mother Horse. :P
Every species has its own ecological niche.
The zebra is the DINNER. The lion is the DINER.
A zebroid is a zebrine (zebra-like) humanoid creature. A zebroid is the offspring of a horse and a zebra. it's infertile. It is a cross between a zebra and any other type of horse.
A zebra is an equid but it is NOT a horse.
The difference between a horse is about three feet.
size
a zork is a animal between a mix of a horse and a zebra that is a zork :)
A zebrule is a cross between a male zebra and a female horse.
No. A mating between a horse stallion and a zebra mare is called a hebra or horbra. A zebra stallion and horse mare produce a zorse.
A zorse is the result of a cross between a male zebra and a mare. A hebra is the offspring of a male horse and a female zebra. I think the difference in nomenclature is because the cross between a mare and a male donkey produces a mule, whereas the cross betwween a male horse and a female donkey does not create the same thing... It produces a hinny which looks more like a horse than a donkey. Therefore, different names were created depending on which animal was the sire and the dam.