What it is?
Although it’s tempting to think all zebras look alike, each has a unique pattern of stripes, and zebras use these patterns to tell one another apart. Naturalists think the stripes confuse predators, a necessity in the zebra’s African grassland home, where lions and hyenas prowl. History: All three types of zebras are native to Africa, where they live in the east and south. Although they reside mostly in grasslands, some zebras make their homes in woodlands or even mountains. Related to horses and donkeys, zebras live in family groups of a male, several females, and offspring, but family groups often combine into massive herds for protection.
Key Benefits
- Scientific Name: Equus quagga
- Characteristics: Liven up an Africa project or use these zebras as classroom giveaways or party favors. They make great cupcake toppers too.
- All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA-free
- 192 Pieces Per Bag. Only Available in Bulk Purchase.
What else you need to know
Size: White with black stripes, or maybe black with white stripes, these paperclip length zebras (about 1 inch long) are full of fun.