Zebras
Zebras
are
famous
for
their
stripes.
They
are
related
to
horses
and
donkeys.
There
are
three
types
of
zebras.
The
plains
zebra
is
the
most
common.
A
zebra
can
have
black,
white,
or
brown
stripes.
The
stripes
can
also
be
gray
or
reddish.
Zebras
also
have
a
thick
mane.
Zebras
live
in
Africa.
Most
live
in
open
grasslands
and
savannas.
Some
zebras
live
in
the
desert.
Zebras
eat
plants.
They
eat
grass,
herbs,
and
leaves.
They
also
need
water.
Water
is
hard
to
find
in
dry
seasons.
Zebras
have
to
migrate
to
lakes
and
rivers.
Zebras
live
in
a
herd.
A
male
zebra
guards
the
herd.
Baby
zebras
are
called
foals.
In
three
years
they
leave
their
mothers.
Zebras
live
approximately
25
years
in
the
wild.
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Zebra Classification: Mammal
Diet: Herbivore
Endangered Status: Least Concern to Endangered, depending on species -
Average Height A zebra is as tall as a love seat is wide. -
Average Weight A zebra is heavier than a baby grand piano.
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