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What are the zebra's physical appearance and special adaptations?

Zebras run and they adapt to their environment by hanging around with their familes!


What are some adaptations of a zebra?

One of the most obvious adaptations of the zebra is its striped pelt. This allows the zebra to blend in with the grasses in which they graze.


What are some zebra adaptations to survive in the wild?

Some of zebras adaptations are their strong and slender legs their legs are so strong they could injure or even kill an animal as big as a lion.


Can a tiger survive with zebra?

Yes, the tiger will survive, it will eat the zebra. However zebra are not on the tigers diet as the tiger lives in Asia and the zebra Africa.


What are the zebra's behavioral adaptations?

a zebra's behavioral adaptations are grazing in the grass waiting for its predator or prey to strike.


What adaptations do zebra swallowtail butterflies have?

Being pretty


Do other animal have similar adaptations as a zebra?

why yes


What adaptations does a zebra butterfly have?

I really dont know.


What are some zebra adaptations?

The zebra have three major structural adaptation. Their stripes cause confusion in a group, their legs allow for 40 MPH escapes, and their strong incisor teeth leave damaging bites in their predators.


What are 3 adaptations of a zebra butterfly?

The Zebra Butterfly tastes bad and it has stripes to help it blend into it's surroundings.


What are some special adaptations of a quagga?

The quagga, a subspecies of the plains zebra, had unique adaptations that distinguished it from its relatives. Its most notable feature was its distinctive coat, characterized by stripes on the front and a solid brown rear, which likely provided camouflage in its natural habitat. Additionally, its grazing habits were adapted to the grasslands of southern Africa, allowing it to thrive on a diet of tough, coarse grasses. These adaptations helped the quagga survive in its environment before its extinction in the late 19th century.