Zebra

 

Animal State | Zebra | Zebra horses ran from the Old World in the last 4 million years. Grevy's zebras (and perhaps even mountain zebras) are means by burros and donkeys on a separate line of the other zebras lineages.This either scratched horses that developed more than once, or that the common ancestor of zebras and donkeys were striped zebras, and only kept the strips. The animals had robust zebra-like bodies and short, narrow skull, as the donkey. Grevy's zebra also has a skull of a donkey, like. The Hagerman horse is also known as zebra zebra or Hagerman America. The Grevy's zebra is much larger, while the mountain zebra is a bit smaller. It has been assumed that animals were white zebra with black stripes, with some zebras have white belly.  Like horses, zebras walk, trot, trot and canter. When chased, a zebra zig-zag back and forth, making it difficult for thieves. When cornered the zebra rebel and kick or bite its attacker. Zebras have excellent eyesight.

Zebras have excellent hearing, and tend to have large, rounded ears than horses. How to convert to horses and other hoofed animals, a zebra, ears almost every direction. In addition to vision and hearing, zebras have an acute sense of smell and taste. Like most members of the family of horses, zebras are very social. The zebras and mountain zebras live in groups known as "harem", consisting of one stallion with up to six mares and their foals. If you pack of hyenas or wild dogs, a zebra group hug the foal in the middle attack, as the horse tries to stop them. Unlike other species of zebra, Grevy's zebras do not have permanent social bonds. A group of these zebras rarely stays together for more than a few months. Like the other two species, zebras, are organizing bachelor male zebras in groups. Like horses, zebras sleep standing and only sleep when neighbors are close by to warn them of predators. Zebras communicate with each other with sharp barks and whinnying. Grevy's zebras make mule, as Bray. A zebra's ears signify its mood. If the zebra is cast in a calm, pleasant, or standing up to their ears. 

If a predator is detected or is detected, it is a zebra bark (or screaming) out loud. Zebras feed almost exclusively on grass, but sometimes can eat shrubs, herbs, twigs, leaves and bark. Female zebras mature earlier than boys, and a mare may have her first baby at age three. Like horses, zebras are able to stand, walk and suckle shortly after birth. A zebra foal is brown and black instead of black and white birth cases. Plains and mountain zebra foals are protected by their mothers as well as the head stallion and other mares in their group. Grevy's zebra foals have only their mother as a normal protective, since, as noted above, Grevy's zebra groups often dissolve after a few months. Attempts have been made to train zebras for riding since they have better resistance to diseases that African horses. In England, the zoological collector Lord Rothschild frequently used zebras drag to a car. In 1907, Rosendo Ribeiro used, the first doctor in Nairobi, Kenya, a horse, zebra for house calls. 

Captain Horace Hayes, in comparison with "Points of the Horse" (circa 1893), the usefulness of the different species of zebra. Zebras are saying to the theme of African folk tales, which, as the wounds received. Zebra is a popular theme in art. Zebra stripes are also a popular style for furniture, carpets and fashion. Zebras are also used as mascots and symbols of products and companies, especially Zebra Technologies and Fruit Stripes gum. Zebras are on the crest of Botswana.