Zebra By: Trisha Cherian

Animal Facts Description Zebras have black and white stripes. Their height is 4 to 5 feet at the shoulder. They can weigh up to 770 lbs. Also, they have black and white striped fur to their predators. A pic showing your animal. Movement They run with their long legs. And, they can run miles. Diet Zebras are herbivores. They eat grass and leaves from bushes.

Habitat They can live in grasslands and semi-deserts. They are very grassy, and there are lots of plants to eat. To survive, they have good eyesight so at night, if any predators are coming, they know. Map showing where your animal lives Picture showing your animal in its habitat.

Life Cycle They are born by live birth. They can only have 1 baby at a time. It takes 1 whole year to be born. After the babies are born, the female zebra takes care of the baby for 16 months. The babies look like a grown-up zebra, but instead of black it’s brown. And baby zebras are called foals. A picture of the animal as a baby or young. Adults usually live in groups. The groups are not so big. The group is called a herd. Adults have black and white fur. Adults can live up to years.

wwdazzzzzgdfddfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfddfdfdfdfdd Animal Interactions Zebras protect themselves by living in herds so at night, they can protect each other. They have at least 6 different voice calls. Zebras living in groups. Pic of animal adaptation that allows it to protect itself Zebras have some predators. They are lions, cheetahs, hyenas, hunting dogs, leopards, and humans. They interact by their stripes. They do have a relationship with other zebras. Cheetah in a grassland.

Interesting Facts Quick Runners They run faster than lions. A pic to accompany fact #1 Nicknames Their scientific name is Equus Quagga. Secrets Really, a zebra’s skin is black. A pic to accompany fact #2 A pic to accompany fact #3