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They hide by standing around in herds. The stripes of each zebra are distinctive (like fingerprints on humans), but when you have a herd standing together and all the animals are striped it makes it harder for a predator to focus on and single-out an individual animal for attack. It appears as a giant screen of stiping.
Depending on the grasslands, just standing still in tall grass may make a zebra's stripes effective camouflage.
What else can I help you with?
What can Zebras do when the prey comes to attack them?
Predators attack, prey tries to escape.
Are lions prey or predators of zebras?
Lions (carnivores) are predators of zebras (herbivores).
Why do zebras have predators?
Zebras have predators because other animals need to eat.And Zebras predators eat meat.
What adaptations do zebras have to keep away from predators?
They can run quickly to escape from predator (like lions, hyenas), because they have long legs.
Why do zebras run?
to get away from predators
Do zebras help other pray with the same predators?
They help other zebras, but I don't think they help others that have the same predators
Do zebras have any known predators?
Yes, zebras have several known predators, primarily large carnivores such as lions, hyenas, and crocodiles. Their primary defense mechanisms include their strong herd instincts, which help them protect each other, as well as their distinctive stripes, which can confuse predators during a chase. Additionally, their speed and agility allow them to escape from threats in the wild.
What predators are zebras afraid of?
Lions,Hyenas
Do zebras run faster than their predators?
no
How does a zebra adapt to its surroundings?
Zebras adapt to its surroundings by having the ability to run very fast to escape its predators. It stays together, moves as a family, and live near water.
Why do zebras have hoofs?
To defend themselves against predators.
How do zebras exercise in the wild?
They run away from predators
