Mountain Zebra

 

The Life of Animals | Mountain Zebra | Like all Zebras, it is boldly striped in black and white and no two individuals look exactly alike. The The Mountain zebra also has a dewlap. Groves and Bell found the Cape mountain zebra That exhibits sexual dimorphism reserve, with Females larger than males, while the Hartmann's mountain zebra does not. The black stripes of Hartmann's mountain zebra are thin with much Wider white interspaces, while this is the opposite in Cape mountain zebra.

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Zebroid

  

The Life of Animals | Zebroid | Their nonzebra Zebroids physically resemble the parent, but are striped like a zebra. The alternative name golden zebra relates to the interaction of zebra striping and a horse's bay or chestnut color to give a zebra like black-on-bay or black on chestnut pattern That superficially resembles the quagga. In zebra-donkey hybrids, there is usually a dorsal (back) stripe and a ventral (belly) stripe.

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Zebra

 

The Life of Animals | Zebra | If we go to the park safari in Africa, an animal which is probably the most eye-catching zebra. Because zebras have black-and-white motif is striking in its body. This striking zebra motif which is a tool to protect themselves from enemies. Zebra which alone will be easily visible and subject to predators. Fortunately zebras live in groups. Therefore the intention of approaching predators herd zebra can not focus on one view of the tail just as a herd of zebra-striped body looks very crowded, so predators can not attack.

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