zebra

The zebra, the zebra, the tabby, the striped donkey, or the zebra, which is one of the animals that give birth and breastfeed their young, like the rest of the mammals

Despite the many types of zebra and their differentiation in shape from each other, they live mixed with each other in the same herd, due to their having the same ability to adapt in terms of living conditions and the quality of food available in their places of residence, and the following are the main types of zebra

The manuscript zebra / This species is considered the most numerous and widespread of the other species, and the manuscript is often found in eastern and southern African places, which in turn is divided into several types, including the daw, the chapman, and the solis

 Mountain zebra / This type of zebra is found in the western places of the African continent, and is characterized by its thin brown or black stripes in relation to the white color most prevalent on its body, and there are two types of mountain zebra, both of which are threatened with extinction

The Jerviza zebra is characterized by being the largest and largest species of zebra in terms of size, and is often found in Ethiopia and Kenya, but its numbers are very few due to its being threatened with extinction

In addition to the white color and outlines that characterize the zebra, which differ completely from one zebra to another, as well as the fingerprint of the human being, the zebra has a set of erect hair in the butt area, which is not found in other animals in the equine family, and as for the length The adult zebra reaches 2.3 m in height and 1.25 m in the shoulder area, and its weight reaches 300 kg in some species, while the weights of some other species may reach more than 400 kg

The zebra joins the mammary chordates, which carry their babies in the womb and give birth to them and breastfeed them. The zebra also falls within the equine family, where it is very similar in shape to horses and horses, except that it differs clearly from it in its yellowish-white color and striped with brown or black broad lines, as well as Zebras are found collectively with each other in the form of herds in large numbers, which are limited to places with a hot dry semi-desert climate, and mountainous places in the south and east of the continent of Africa