I WONDER - Are There Different Species Of Zebra?

Zebras in the wild exhibit a variety of stripe patterns, with some being black and white, while others are dark brown and off-white. These stripes can appear on different parts of their bodies, such as their ears. Despite the diversity in patterns, no two zebras look exactly alike.

What is unique about zebras in the wild?

• They all have the same stripe pattern.

• Each zebra has a unique stripe pattern.

• They have identical ear shapes.

• They have no stripes at all.

Which of the following is a color combination found in zebra stripes?

• Red and blue

• Purple and orange

• Green and yellow

• Black and white

Which statement is true about zebra stripes?

• They are only dark brown and off-white.

• They are all dark brown and off-white.

• They are only black and white.

• They can be black and white or dark brown and off-white.

What is a characteristic of some zebras' ears?

• They are always striped.

• They are never striped.

• Some have stripes, while others do not.

• They are always solid black.

How do zebra patterns compare to each other?

• Zebra patterns change with age.

• Zebras have no patterns.

• No two zebras have identical patterns.

• All zebras have the same pattern.