Lion regrets making this zebra cross... after he lashes out with a kick to his face. By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Updated: 03:47 EDT, 30 March 2011 ...

Zebra Stripes Are Most Likely a Form of Pest Control . Why do zebras have stripes? ... Zebras can defend their herd and territory by kicking, biting, and pushing predators.

They also have a powerful kick! 2. There Are Three Different Zebra Species . Although all zebras are from the genus Equus, they are separated into three distinct species: Grevy’s zebra, ...

The Monterey Zoo has just one zebra, Jasmine, who is a member of the subspecies called Grant's zebra. One of its distinguishing attributes are the shadows she has between her brownish-black stripes.

When chased, a zebra will zig-zag from side to side, making it more difficult for the predator to attack but they are cornered, they will rear up and kick or bite its attacker.

Zebra are closely related to horses, and resemble stocky ponies in shape and size. ... Like horses, they can deliver a powerful kick - potentially lethal to a predator. As the name suggests, ...

A zebra's color does not hide it from predators when it is alone, but it does when a zebra is in a group. It's called "herd camouflage." A zebra is indistinguishable from other zebras.

It was like the scene from the hit film Madagascar when hungry Alex the lion sees his friend Marty the zebra as his next meal. But as in the film this lion was left hungry after he chose to make ...

Zebra stripes confuse tiny predators, not the big ones. CBC Radio | Posted: Friday, February 22nd, 2019 9:55 PM | Last Updated: February 22nd, 2019 ...