Zebras

A Quagga only has stripes on its front half; a Zebra over its entire body.

nope, cause a zebra is half horse and horses are fasters than camels

Zebras thrive through the strength of their community.

About 2 to 3 hours a day. Usually they stand when they sleep. They lock there legs to make them relax and they fall a sleep.

In some states it is legal. The answer previously given is incorrect. There are many states that do allow you do own a zebra. Keep in mind they are wild animals and can be unpredictable. They are very different from horses they are harder to train, they are much stronger, and they will bite. Do your homework and make sure you are ready before you buy a zebra.

John Wilson gives Adam a portrait of him signed, "To Adam, with thanks, John Wilson". When Adam tells Mr. Wilson his nickname, Zebra, John Wilson crosses out Adam's name and draws a picture of a zebra in gallop. Get it?

Zebras like to graze and stay together in herds. They like to eat grasses, shrubs, leaves, buds, fruits, bark, and roots. Zebras like to eat, but not be eaten themselves.

i think hedgehogs can be found in the whole world.

Spotted hyenas eat their own poopie and they like to pee on it to add flavour.

you can probably find some in zoos and private Collections. But not in the wild. zebras are not native to Texas.

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It can be hard to tell what kind of a spider you are looking at that has a red head and back and black and white striped legs, since the body type is also an important factor. Chances are that it is a red-headed jumping spider, which can cause a somewhat painful bite but is not otherwise dangerous to humans.

A zebra monkey

Actually,none of the previous answers are correct.Any small bugs found in your kitchen cupboards are stored product pests which are eating your food such as flour,corn meal grains etc.

there are 3 ways they maintain homeostatis:

some are behavioural changes

panting

shade seeking behaviour- to reduce radiation exposure

migration- to move to more suitable climates

curling up- reduce surface area to volume ratio

others include structual changes (you can not change this)

large size- for low surface to volume ratio

round shape/short extensions- low surface to area volume ratio

then you have physiological changes this is done by either the hormone (endocrine) system or nervous system

vasioconstriction- reduce blood flow to extemeties

shivering- increase metabolic heat produced

as you can see these adaptions are used to create a negative feedback.What this means is it is the oposite to the stimulas. For example if you get cold(stimulas) you may shiver which creates heat and warms your body( the opposite effect of being cold and thus the reverse to the stimulas)

Petting Zoo's, some ranches, real zoo's. Zebra's are native to Africa and do not live in the wild anywhere else. They are however bred on ranches in many places around the world.

people dont ride zebras because they are wild animals and maybe they wont even let you ride on them

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Well, they are cousins. They both eat grass, they both have a single toe, or hoof, on each foot. They both live in herds, and they both give birth to 1 foal (live twins are 1 in 50,000 for horse and I'm sure similar for zebras). And they both have manes and tails, although they look different. And zebras can be trained, ridden, and driven just like horses, but they are quite difficult to train.

The first quagga foal of the Quagga Project was born on December 9, 1988. The Quagga Project in South Africa is an effort to re-breed the extinct quagga.

1264 (tiny teeth) by profession I am a dentist to the zebras sometimes, there is slight variation in the number between males and females but, on average it should be around this number. If of interest to you the females generally have larger molers than the male species.

about 500-700 pounds males generally weigh more.

A skunk in the United States, a zebra in Africa :).

for protection cos in the wild lions would easily hunt them.