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A '''zebra''' is a horse-like creature with black and white stripes making it surprisingly camouflaged at a distance. There are three main species in [[Africa]]: | A '''zebra''' is a horse-like creature with black and white stripes making it surprisingly camouflaged at a distance. There are three main species in [[Africa]]: | ||
| − | * plains zebras | + | * [[plains zebras]] |
| − | * mountain zebras | + | * [[mountain zebras]] |
| − | * grevy's zebras | + | * [[grevy's zebras]] |
The plains and mountain zebras are not territorial, but the grevy zebras are. | The plains and mountain zebras are not territorial, but the grevy zebras are. | ||
Revision as of 00:35, July 10, 2008
A zebra is a horse-like creature with black and white stripes making it surprisingly camouflaged at a distance. There are three main species in Africa:
The plains and mountain zebras are not territorial, but the grevy zebras are.
Sources
The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989