Zebras are a species of African wild horse that is light on their striking black and white striped pattern can be seen. Zebras can See well at night, which helps them keep an eye on predators and at Danger to escape in time.

These horse-like animals with shiny, striped fur live in the savannahs of East and South Africa, where they spend most of the day busy picking grass, leaves, Eating bark, roots and stems. Every zebra has a whole individual pattern. The plains zebra has broad stripes (which... continue on the stomach) as well as thinner "shadow stripes" on the rear. His excellent hearing and sharp eyes help him to escape predators. Zebras usually live in family groups composed of a stallion and several mares, but also form often large herds of several hundred zebras. Come once a year Hundreds of thousands on a hike in search of food and water together. Sometimes these herds mix with wildebeest, ostriches and antelopes. Zebras are generally quite skittish (which is what they say). can't blame them given all the lions and hyenas around) and quite loud. They communicate by neighing, yowling and barking each other. They never stray too far from a water source and can live around thirty years in the wild.