Every zebra has a unique stripe pattern, just like humans have unique fingerprints. These stripes help zebras recognize one another. When they move together in a herd, the stripes can also make it harder for predators to focus on a single animal.
Zebras live in the African savannah and spend much of their day grazing on grass. They usually travel in herds, where many eyes can watch for danger. Staying together gives them a better chance of staying safe.
With Nature’s Superpowers, discover why a zebra’s stripes are much more than beautiful markings and how nature creates amazing solutions to help animals survive.
