Zebra

Zebras have unique stripes that act like fingerprints - no two zebras have the same pattern!

A group of zebras is called a dazzle, and they look spectacular when they gather together!

Zebras can recognize each other by their stripes, which help them identify friends and family in the herd.

Zebras have powerful social connections and often groom each other to strengthen their bonds, much like best friends sharing secrets!

Zebras can run at speeds up to 65 kilometers per hour (about 40 miles per hour) to escape predators, showing off their amazing speed!

Zebras have excellent memories. They can remember the locations of water sources and grazing areas, helping them thrive in the wild.

<p'Despite their strong personalities, zebras love to play games. Young zebras often chase each other and take turns rolling on the ground for fun!

Zebras are herbivores, which means they only eat plants, and they spend up to 16 hours a day munching on grass!

When zebras sleep, they often take turns being on guard. One zebra will stay awake to watch for danger while the others snooze!

Zebras communicate with their bodies too! They use their ears and tails to express feelings, making them great at showing how they feel.