Do you know the Zebra stripes are identical to each other
As human fingerprints look the same but are actually completely different, no one has the same fingerprint pattern in billions of humans. The same case is for the Zebras, as the Zebra stripes are unique and not two Zebra stripes patterns are identical.
Zebra single-hoofed animals are very close relatives of horses
and donkeys from the genus Equus and are natively found in Africa. Zebras are well
known due to their bold black patterns spread throughout the body.
According to San Diego Zoo, Zebra has black skin under their
coats, and black & white and white & brown stripes end at the centre of
the belly and the inner side of the legs. The stripe's pattern spread
vertically all over the body except the legs.
Grevy's zebra is the largest specie, weighing around 350 to
450 kg and 5 feet in height. The Mountain Zebra weight around 240 to 372 Kg and
is 3.8 to 4.9 feet in size, whereas the Plain Zebra are the smallest in the
specie; it weighs up to 350 Kg and got a height of 3.6 to 4.8 feet.
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