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Zebra Facts
Zebra facts are numerous on reference websites; conservation is a big issue because they're endangered in some parts of the world; look for free pictures on the internet.
These animals feature bright patterns of stripes, which are as individual as man’s fingerprints. They can develop a speed of 40 mph, and have strong and wide hooves. The animal can be divided into three species: Grevy’s, Burchell’s and Mountain species.
Zebra facts are numerous on reference websites; conservation is a big issue because they're endangered in some parts of the world; look for free pictures on the internet.
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Zebra Facts -
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They are close relatives of the horse, and can be found mostly in Eastern Africa. They inhabit grasslands and consume large amounts of vegetation, which is a good source of energy and nutrients. Their digestive system is well accustomed to low quality forage and rough vegetation. Zebra facts are numerous on reference websites; conservation is a big issue because they're endangered in some parts of the world; look for free pictures on the internet.
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