Happy International Zebra Day! 🦓 International Zebra Day is celebrated annually on the last day of January. This day highlights the 3 species of Zebra - The Grevy's zebra, the Plains zebra and the Mountain zebra.This day also raises awareness about the threats faced by wild zebras and conservation practices required to help maintain healthy zebra populations. Zebras, known for their unique black and white striped patterns, are popular animals often featured in movies, stories, cartoons and illu

Zebra fact time! 🦓 No two zebra stripe patterns are the same. 🦓 Scientists believe their stripes are made to confuse predators, protect themselves from certain insects, control their body temperature and even identify themselves from one another. 🦓 Zebras can be feisty with a powerful kick and sharp teeth! 🦓 Zebras are herbivores and spend most of their day grazing about. 🦓 There are three species of zebra: Plains Zebra, Mountain Zebra and Grevy's Zebra. Visual description: Black-and-white

We are OBSESSED with International Zebra day! 🖤🤍 🦓Fun Facts: No two zebras are exactly alike. Each zebra has a unique black and white stripe pattern, similar to human fingerprints. Their stripes are useful to protect against predators. When zebras are in herds, their stripes help to obscure individual silhouettes, making it more difficult for predators to identify them. (photo credits: Keepers Donna & Shaun, & zoo photographer Jolene) | Wildlife World Zoo

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Life in black & white, and every stripe matters.🦓 Zebras are iconic for their unique stripe patterns, no two are the same, just like human fingerprints. Their stripes help the herd confuse predators and may even deter biting insects. Today we celebrate them on International Zebra Day, a reminder of why these striking equids deserve our attention and protection🤍🖤 #InternationalZebraDay #Zebra #AnimalPlanetIndia #AnimalPlanet #Animals | Animal Planet India

International Zebra Day is observed on January 31, celebrating zebras, their iconic black and white stripes, and their vital role in maintaining healthy grassland ecosystems. Each zebra has unique stripe patterns, but habitat loss and hunting threaten their survival. The day highlights conservation efforts and urges collective action to protect zebras. Ft @poojashahxyz #InternationalZebraDay #WildlifeConservation #SaveTheStripes #ProtectWildlife | The CSR Journal