Zebra lovers

09/10/2022

"Zebra in B&W" is going to San Diego

Higher resolution photo in my blog: https://www.ilanhorn.photography/2022/09/zebra-in-b-is-going-to-san-diego.html

Zebra in B&W

Happy to report that this B&W photo of this beautiful Zebra has been selected to be displayed in an exhibition at Sparks Gallery in San Diego, United States. Opening night October 7.

Zebras are amazing animals - each has her own distinct pattern of stripes, and they're so graceful! This photo was taken on a safari trip I took with my wife Estee and my daughter a few years ago. Hoping to be able to go safari-ing again soon!

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09/10/2022

They Are Very Social Animals

09/10/2022

They Can Camouflage

09/10/2022

They Are Herbivores
Zebras are not fussy eaters and eat both primarily and a wide variety of grass available in Africa. They can also be found eating leaves and trees at times. Because of this, they can range more widely throughout the county, unlike other animals in Africa, sometimes even residing or grazing in woodlands. While sometimes they may be found eating a fallen fruit from a tree, they mostly eat grass, leaves, twigs, and sometimes bark from trees.

08/10/2022

All Zebras Live In Africa.
All zebras are native and currently live in Africa, however, the region varies depending on the subspecies. The Grèvys zebra prefers semi-arid grasslands and savannah habitats, found only in Ethiopia and primarily in Kenya. The mountain zebra can be found in southwest Africa and prefers dry, stony, and mountainous habitats. The plains zebra has the widest range, residing in east and southern Africa in treeless grasslands and savannahs.

05/10/2022

05/10/2022

Pitsi (Zebra)………..3
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Kruger National Park

05/10/2022

They Can Communicate Nonverbally
Although zebras can make noises, they can also communicate with each other through various facial expressions and through the flicking and movement of their ears. They can also communicate through sniffing and widening their eyes. For instance, when zebras greet each other, they will stick their ears straight up and push their faces forward. However, when they are frightened, their ears push forward, and when they are angry, their ears pull backward.

29/09/2022

Zebra Stripes Are Unique Like Human Fingerprints.
A zebra stripe is unique to the animal, meaning that no two zebras alike have the same stripes. Their stripes are unique to them as fingerprints are unique to a human. Although to the human eye, these stripes seem the same, these unique stripes help other zebras tell them apart in the wild! A zebra can track its family by the pattern type of its stripes. The reason zebras even have stripes in the first place is for thermoregulation. The black stripes absorb heat from the sun and warm up zebras during the early morning, while the white stripes reflect more light and help them cool off while they stand and graze in the blazing sun of Africa all day.