Zebra Wallpapers

About Zebra Wallpapers

This small animal with a striped pelt is not very suitable for domestication. They live in a small family group consisting of several females and cubs under the management of a male zebra. Many families that share a large area distinguish the zebra from their own family, with its stripes, sound, and smell. Although we think they all look alike, each zebra has its unique fingerprint-like colors. If you examine our Zebra wallpapers, you will notice that these lines, which look like an ID card or barcode, look very different from each other. The zebra's stripes serve as camouflage in hiding against enemies, especially lions. The zebra feeds itself mainly on grass, some leaves, and bark. They drink about 810 liters of water every day. The female zebra gives birth to only one offspring after one year of gestation. The father zebra is very protective of his cub and does not hesitate to defend his cub against the attack of wild predators. He does so thanks to his fierce doubles that compel even the lion to beware.

Zebras are notorious for having more keeper injuries in US zoos than any other animal.

When a zebra is attacked, its family surrounds the injured zebra to support the defense. And it tries to drive other predators away. These features were noticed in Roman circuses.

Ostriches and zebras often live in packs to protect each other from other predators. Ostrich eyes can see better than zebras. And the zebra can sense danger earlier or smell better.

It's funny that in a zoo in Palestine, two zebras starved to death before. Thereupon, they replaced them with black and white striped donkeys, and the visitors took him out.

Although some zebras have been domesticated, most trainers can't. Zebras are notorious for attacking humans.

Scientists can tell zebras apart by scanning their stripes like a barcode.

There are different types of zebras, each with a distinct striped pattern.

Zebras run in a zigzag pattern when chased by a predator to make it harder for the predator to chase after it.

Zebras are one of the few mammals that we think can see in color.

A zebra can travel at 65 km/h.

Zebras are single-toed creatures.

It is thought that they cannot see the orange color.

Please choose your desired zebra wallpaper and set it as a lock screen or home screen to give your phone an outstanding appearance.

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