Zebra is a species of equid native to the plains

The zebra is a species of equid native to the plains, hills, and mountains of Africa and southwest Asia. Zebras have been around for millions of years and have evolved to survive in the wild. The most recognizable trait of the zebra is their incredible black and white stripes, which are unique to each individual.

Most zebras live in small herds of up to several dozen, however there can be hundreds in a single herd. In the wild, they roam vast distances and graze on grasses in the savannah and open woodlands. Zebras have powerful eyes and excellent hearing and use their black and white stripes as a form of camouflage and protection from predators.

The zebra has played an important part in African culture, featuring in artwork and folklore from ancient civilisations. It has been hunted for its meat and hide, and today is still the subject of conservation efforts in many African countries