Zebras live in grassy plains in Africa, where they eat bark, shrubs, herbs, buds, bulbs, roots, grasses, leaves, and fruits. They have black and white striped fur that helps camouflage them and protects them from sunburn. Zebras live in herds and use their speed, kicking, biting, and eyes on the side of their heads to defend against predators like hyenas, leopards, wild dogs, lions, cheetahs, and jackals. Each zebra has a unique stripe pattern, grows to around 5 feet tall, and is born brown before developing their distinctive black and white coloring.

1. Zebras By Zoe Rutledge

2. Zebras like to eat: bark shrubs herbs buds bulbs roots grasses leaves fruits

3. A Zebra’s habitat is a grassy plain

4. Zebras live in Africa

5. Zebra’s fur keeps it from getting sun burned and helps it blend in.

6. R.I.P. hyenas leopards Wild dog lion cheetah jackal zebra’s enemies

7. 3 things a zebra can do. can run 60 mph Kicks and bites its enemies The eyes are on the side of the head so they can see a predator coming up from behind as well as see food.

8. Zebra’s survival kit. Use your protective coloring to blend in with your surroundings. Team up with the herd. Fight back with your teeth and your hooves. When all else fails, run like there’s no tomorrow!!

9. 5 Facts About Zebras No two zebras have the same stripe pattern. They are about 5 feet tall, shorter than most horses. They growl They live in groups called herds. Baby zebras are born brown.

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