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Zebras
Described as a "horse in striped pajamas," three species of zebra inhabit Africa. They are equiids, which means they are members of the horse family and are odd-toed ungulates. Zebras inhabit tropical grasslands in sub-Saharan Africa. Social herd animals, they live in groups called harems. Their distinctive black and white stripes have made them a favorite of children for many generations.
1,854 Questions
Do all zebras have the same black and white stripe pattern?
No!
Their markings are a bit like our fingerprints, each having their own unique pattern.
yes they do the same as any other warm blooded animal
Do zebras lay eggs or give birth?
Zebras give live birth.
Zebra foals are born alive. Zebras are not reptilian, amphibian, avian nor a monotreme (mammal marsupial that lays eggs and gives milk). They are one of the large group of mammals that give birth to live young.
The Zebra is a mammal, and all mammals, with some exceptions, have live births.
they give birth
How many zebra mussels were there in the Hudson river within a year of their first appearance?
500 thosand
Does a zebra have any survival skills?
It can find food, camouflage itself in the herd and, if still alive, run fast enough to escape predators. Pretty good skill set!
What type of food does a zebra eat?
the zebra eats grass and he eats kinds of different plants and also eats fruit such as blue berries etc
Zebras eat grass
Zebras are grazers, and feed on grasses, they will also eat shrubs, herbs, twigs, leaves and bark. They are constantly on the move, as their food source gets low, due to lack of rain, they will move on to greener pastures.
The zebra, much like its close relative the horse, is a grazing animal, which eats grass and other ground cover type plants.
Zebras eat mostly red oat grass, bark, roots and stems. They will also eat some types of grasses with some leaves and twigs.
Zebras feed on grass, shrubs, twigs, leaves, etc.
(it will eat leaves if necessary )
What is the biological reason for tiger's black stripe on their skin?
Because it is part of there skin colour just like white and black poeple
There are a few things that zebras will do in their day including sleep. Zebras will also graze and drink water.
no zebras don't neigh like horses they make a sound kind of like a whinny crossed with a gobble
How long can a zebra live in captivity?
Zebra's can live up to 25 years in the wild, but when protected can live up to 30 years or more.
Zebras are accually related to horses, not cats. Even though the zebra has brown/black stripes and is white like a white tiger, zebras are still related to horses, not cats.
Does a zebra obtain energy from the sun directly or indirectly?
Indirectly because if the zebra couldn't get energy from the sun directly and it was a heterotroph
well in the wild Zebras are hunted by lions and many other animals. so in the ocean the zebra fish gang up on all the cat and dogfish to get back at them for causing their family (they are related just very distantly) harm.
Zebra's live in the Savannah in large herds. It is very hot with a few small trees (usually thorny) and long grass that is usually dried up and resembles hay. It is dusty and they have to live near a watering hole to survive. They sometimes live with herds of wildebeest.
Hedgehogs are poky on one side and smooth on the other I know this because I have one and they make great pets but not for little kids because they are known to murder little kids with their quills because they never had the childhood they wanted, because they were orphaned by their family and had to live in a petshop.
What is the plain Zebra's niche?
The niche of an animal is how it uses its habitat. Their niche is characterized by courtship displays, licking salt licks, grooming, alertness at water holes, interactions between predators and similar activities. If this answer was not as sufficient as hoped for, try Googling zebra niche
What are the differences between zebra and john Wilson?
if you are referring to the story zebra , Zebra had his injury on his arm and leg from when he got hit by the car. John Wilson had his injury on his arm from the war he was in.
Monae Colclough
How do the black and white stripes help the zebra?
The stripes help the tiger camouflage from its prey so that it can sneak up on it more easily.
Since the tiger is an apex predator it really doesn't need camouflage for protection from any threats.
The crossing of a horse and zebra results in what?
You would get a sterile foal. (Cannot be bred from)
What spider has a large brown body with one white stripe?
It may be a Garden orb-weaving spider, "Most are stout, reddish-brown or grey spiders with a leaf-shaped pattern on their fat, roughly triangular abdomens, which also have two noticeable humps towards the front. They sometimes have a dorsal stripe which may be white or brown edged with white." this is the site i found helped me.
http://www.amonline.net.au/factSheets/orb_weaving_spiders.htm
They move in a herd if that's what you mean. They can also jump to reach their foods. They can play with other zebras or their babies. They can also attack or protect the herd. There are lots of ways zebras move. :D
Well, that depends on what you mean by scavenger. Does it scavenge alone, or in a pack? Does it it "hunt" scavenge, or "forage" scavenge? You see, all living things scavenge. Even humans, who scavenge for the most inflated chip packet at the shops. So I believe, yes, cheetahs are scavengers, in one form or another. Hope that helps, from PNE.
What does the mouth of zebra looks like?
like a humans except there teeth are yellowish, and their toungue is thick and looooong. Look at you're pets mouth, like a dog's teeth except not as sharp, go on Google. You could get an image.
Hope I helped! ;)
big and the same as ours but with a bigger tongue
How do a zebra stripes help a zebra?
Two different thoughts on the subject:
- It is an incredibly effective natural camouflage in the tall grasses of the African plains, protecting the Zebras from predators. When herds of several zebras are moving the stripes make it difficult to distinguish on animal from another. This makes it more difficult for a predator to determine where one zebra begins and another ends.
- It was long hypothesized that zebra stripes made it hard for lions to tell where one zebra started and the next ended. However, that hypothesis has been proven false. Zebras do not have stripes for camouflage. The stripes confuse and deter biting flies, which is important for zebras because they do not have long enough fur to protect them from biting flies.
