In themselves, they are not. But placed in the larger context of the animal kingdom, it becomes immediately apparent that they adhere to the nested hierarchies of Biology on all levels, and that the phylogenetic trees in which they are found are strongly convergent independent of the trait assayed.
a cow, deer, ox, rabbit, giraffe, zebra, panda
The arrows on a food chain indicate where energy is being passed. For example, an arrow pointing from some grass to a zebra means the grass gives energy to the zebra (when the zebra eats the grass).
Sloths Kangaroos Caterpillars Termites Sheep Deer Rabbits Cows Buffalo Rhinoceros Elephants Eland Dick Dick Goats Geese
a zebra?
sexual.
no they are all consumers
elephant - calf deer - fawn zebra - foal rabbit - kitten frog - tadpole
Yes a zebra is strong enough to kill a human.
If the human cuts it up and eats it, then yes.
Zebra is born just like a human. A zebra does not stay pregnant as long as a human does.
No.
Of course both the zebra and zebra shark have stripes which provide camouflage for the respective creatures. However, most people are not aware that both the zebra and zebra shark are allergic to peanut products. NASA has found evidence of zebra shark fossils on the Moon.
a zebra is black and white a elephant has big ears a mouse mouse is small and your an idiot
codes: panda monkey guppy vipgirl zebra hamster rabbit
fish hamster bird rabbit cat dog zebra horse cow giraffe whale elephant
the answer is 596 years in human years
Yes, the word "zebra" should be capitalized when used in a sentence. It is a proper noun that refers to a specific type of animal.