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Zebras live in open grasslands in Africa, usually near water sources and at elevations up to 4,000 feet. Their black and white stripes make it difficult for predators to target individuals in herds. They have strong legs and hooves to run quickly at speeds up to 40 mph, as well as flexible lips and teeth to eat grasses.
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- 1. Zebra Ecosystem Adaptations • Stripes- hard for • Open grassland predators to focus on just • Always near a water one (they travel in herds) source • Strong legs and hooves- • Can be found at an run up to 40mph elevation of 4,000 feet • Flexible lips and strong above sea level teeth – eat and chew any type of grass Katie Alvord