Zebra Quiz: Test Yourself on These Stripped Animals!

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Welcome to the Zebra Quiz!
Do you think you know everything there is to know about these magnificent striped animals? Test your knowledge with our quiz and find out! Zebras are known for their iconic black and white stripes, but did you know that there are actually three different species of zebras?
Or that they use their stripes to confuse predators and keep cool in the hot African sun? Whether you're a zebra enthusiast or just looking for a fun challenge, this quiz is sure to put your zebra knowledge to the test.
So, let's get started!
Quiz Questions
- What is the scientific name for the zebra?
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- Equus ferus
- Equus africanus
- Equus quagga
- Equus burchelli
- What is the habitat of zebras?
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- Rainforests
- Mountains
- Deserts
- Grasslands
- What is the average weight of a zebra?
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- 301-450 lbs
- 451-600 lbs
- 776-992 lbs
- 150-300 lbs
- What is the gestation period of a zebra?
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- 7-8 months
- 5-6 months
- 3-4 months
- 12-13 months
- What is the average height of a zebra?
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- 9-10 feet
- 7-8 feet
- 5-6 feet
- 3-4 feet
- What is the primary food source for zebras?
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- Fish
- Insects
- Grass
- Leaves
- What is the social structure of a zebra herd?
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- Equal
- Solitary
- Matriarchal
- Patriarchal
- What is the lifespan of a zebra in the wild?
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- 10-15 years
- 26-30 years
- 21-25 years
- 16-20 years
- What is the average running speed of a zebra?
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- 36-40 mph
- 31-35 mph
- 40-45 mph
- 41-45 mph
- What is the scientific name for the mountain zebra?
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- Equus zebra
- Equus quagga
- Equus zebra hartmannae
- Equus grevyi
- What is the scientific name for the plains zebra?
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- Equus quagga
- Equus zebra hartmannae
- Equus grevyi
- Equus zebra
- What is the scientific name for the Gru00e9vy's zebra?
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- Equus grevyi
- Equus zebra
- Equus quagga
- Equus zebra hartmannae
- What is the main predator of zebras?
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- Lions
- Bears
- Tigers
- Wolves
- What is the color of a zebra's skin under its black and white stripes?
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- Black
- Gray
- Pink
- White
- What is the distinctive feature of a Grevy's zebra?
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- Longer ears
- Shorter stripes
- Thicker stripes
- Shorter ears
Horse vs Zebra: Key Differences
With their four legs and manes, horses and zebras may appear similar, but there are some significant differences between these two kinds of horses.
First of all, horses come in a variety of solid hues including black, brown, and white, whereas zebras have a characteristic striped pattern on their coats. Since no two zebra patterns are exactly alike, the stripes on zebras also serve as a distinctive identification feature.
The temperament of horses and zebras is another obvious distinction. Horses have been domesticated for countless years, and many varieties have been developed via selective breeding for things like racing, riding, and farm work. Compared to zebras, which are wild animals that have not been as extensively domesticated, they are more docile and amenable to training.
Although zebras have not been bred for docility or any particular characteristics, they are renowned for being wary and challenging to handle. Zebras have really been mostly unsuccessful in being domesticated since they still exhibit their wild impulses and behaviors.
Five Cool Zebra Facts
One of the most recognizable creatures of the African savanna is the zebra, which is distinguished by its characteristic black and white striped coat.
While zebras may appear to be just another animal with hooves, they actually distinguish out for a variety of fascinating and unusual reasons.
With that said, here are five really cool facts about zebras you may not know:
Appearance and Behavior
Being sociable creatures, zebras spend time in herds. Together, they feed mainly on grass, and they even groom one another. Zebras in the plains are the most prevalent type. A male (stallion), a number of females, and their offspring make up their small family groups.
Zebras, who are closely related to horses, feature long heads and necks with short manes, big bodies, small legs, and tufted tails. their most well-known trait, too? Of course, their stunning black and white striped coat!
Zebras have a number of adaptations or unique qualities, that help them survive in their habitat, which is open, grassy terrain. Experts believe that the stripes on their bodies operate as sunscreen, a mosquito repellent, a form of camouflage that allows them to blend in with their surroundings, and a means of identification.
How Long Do Zebras Live For?
20 years or more in the wild and 40 years or more in zoos. Furthermore, One of the main reasons Burchell's zebras die in the wild is predation. Hyenas, lions, crocodiles, leopards, cheetahs, and wild dogs are a few of the predators that commonly prey on these zebras. These zebras are occasionally hunted for both their meat and hides.
Here are a few interesting things to know about zebras:


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