1. How do Zebras communicate? By: Mika Chang For: Explanations at school Production: Humming Bird Productions

2. When Zebras are angry… Zebras ears signify their mood. When Zebras are angry they pull their ears backwards and open their mouth to show their teeth with a stressed expression…

3. When a zebra is calm, friendly, or tense… When a zebra is in a calm, or friendly mood, its ears stand straight up or in other words, erect, and when a zebra is tense it will also snort!

4. When Zebras are frightened… When it is frightened, its ears are pushed forward, to show awareness.

5. When a predator is near… When surveying an area for predators, zebras will stand in an alert pose with his or her ears erect, and a head held high, also staring. When a predator is spotted or sensed, a zebra will bark or bray loudly to warn the herd.

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