Discovering Zebras: The Striped Wonders of the Animal Kingdom

The video tutorial introduces zebras, highlighting their origin in Africa and their unique black and white stripe patterns, which help prevent fly bites. Zebras resemble horses, with family members called mares, stallions, and foals. They eat fruits, leaves, grass, and roots, grazing in herds on large grassy plains. Zebras are fast runners, and the video concludes with a pronunciation exercise.

Where do zebras originate from?

• Europe

• Africa

• Asia

• Australia

What is the purpose of a zebra's unique stripe pattern?

• To deter flies

• To signal danger

• To attract mates

• To camouflage in the forest

What is a female zebra called?

• Hen

• Ewe

• Mare

• Doe

What do zebras primarily eat?

• Insects

• Meat

• Fish

• Grass and leaves

What is the term for a group of zebras?

• Flock

• Swarm

• Pack

• Herd