A Zebra / Horse Cross is most commonly refereed to as a Zorse by Equestrians. there is also a Zebra /Donkey cross which is known as a Zonkey. It should be kept in mind that Zebra can never be fully domesticated and can cause serious harm and injuries to those around them and they really should not be used for cross breeding on domesticated animals.
Any zebra hybrid is called a 'zebroid', but a horse and a zebra specifically make what is called a 'zorse'.
A boy Zebra is called a stallion, just like a boy horse is called. It is probably called that because Zebras come from the horse family
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it's about an animal called zebra. it is related to the horse and is black and white stripy.
It is called a "Zorse."
You would get a cross breed a striped horse most likely.Horse/Zebra crossbreeds are called Zorse or Hebra; Pony/Zebra crossbreeds are called Zony; and Donkey/Zebra crossbreeds are called Zonkey. They are all hybrids, and can't reproduce.
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 zebra is an equid but it is NOT a horse.
A cross between a male zebra and a female horse is called a zorse.An okapi has stripes somewhat like a zebra's but is not related to zebras nor is it related to horses. Its nearest relative is the giraffe.
Yes, its half zebra, half horse. To be more secific, its the offspring of a female horse and a male zebra. A hebra, is the other way round.
A young zebra is called a foal, this is a gender neutral term. If it is a female it is a filly, if it is a male it is a colt.A young zebra is called a foal, this is a gender neutral term. If it is a female it is a filly, if it is a male it is a colt.Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/What_is_a_young_zebra_called#ixzz1HvPMhjxMThe general name for a baby zebra is a foal, just as with horses. A female is called a filly, and the male is called a colt.
If zebras didn't have stripes, then this animal would no longer be considered as a zebra, so it's not a zebra. "Zebra" means an African wild horse with black-and-white stripes. With the zebra meaning, if they didn't have stripes, then it's not called a zebra anymore and it would be a horse.