Is a zebra bigger than a hippo?

Answer 1

Yes, the majority of horse breeds are larger than zebras. Zebras are a member of the Horse family, Equidae. There are three types of Zebra and are genetically more similar to a donkey than a horse. Zebras are generally smaller than horses and range from a height of 1.2 to 1.5 meters height from the ground to the top of the shoulder and weigh between a little under 300 kilogram to a little under 500 kg. Horses have been measured to a height of 1.8 meters from the ground to the withers (place between the neck and back) and and the larger variety of horse can weigh over 1400 kg .

Answer 2

Certainly! As far as size and weight is concerned 95% of all horse breeds are larger, heavier and stronger than a human. Exceptions would be miniature horses or ponies, and baby ponies or horses called foals.

Answer 3

Depends...mostly hippopotamuses are larger.

No, hippos are the third largest land mammal and weighs in at about 3,300-4,000 lb while zebras weigh in at 550 to 900 pounds.

Answer 4

A zebra is smaller that a horse but around the same size a pony.

Answer 5

No