Zebras may kill foals to establish dominance within the herd, to eliminate competition for resources, or due to stress or aggression.
it wouldn't be a harlem
A zebra may kill a foal if it is not its own offspring, as zebras are known to be territorial and may see unfamiliar foals as a threat to their own young.
Zebras and horses are mammals because they give birth to live young (their foals).
Zebras obiviously get vicious because of lions chasing them and other zebras interfering on their foals. I am a zebra lover and therefore know a LOT about zebras!
Of course they do! How would the zebra species still be 'alive' if the adult zebras didn't have baby zebras. Of course they have babies.
Baby zebras, like all equines, are called foals.
Zebras usually give birth to one baby at a time. However, I don't think it would be impossible for them to give birth occasionally to twins.
No, zebras do not typically kill their babies. They are known to be protective and nurturing towards their offspring.
male and female. females are called mares Baby's are called foals males are called stallion
There isn't, those zebras can kill you Strength in numbers.
Well there are several reasons for it. Some foals are sick and won't survive but the mother won't harm her baby, but another horse that senses the foals problem may chase the mother off and kill the foal to prevent suffering. Stallions will kill very young foals to cause a mare to go back into heat immediately, and some horses are extremely territorial and will kill anything , foals included to defend it's space.
So that they can eat them for food