DID YOU KNOW - Zebra Stripes are Insect Repellent

The video explores fascinating facts about zebras, including their unique stripe patterns that may deter insects, their social structures, excellent memory, diverse communication sounds, and the black skin beneath their stripes. These insights reveal the complexity and intrigue of zebras, captivating both scientists and animal enthusiasts.

What is one theory about why zebras have stripes?

• To confuse predators

• To act as a deterrent to biting insects

• To attract mates

• To help them blend into the grass

What is a harem in the context of zebra social structure?

• A group of zebras led by a mare

• A group of zebras led by a stallion

• A pair of zebras

• A solitary zebra

How do zebras benefit from their excellent memory?

• They can remember where to find water

• They can recognize individual herd members after long separations

• They can remember the location of predators

• They can recall past weather patterns

What types of sounds do zebras use to communicate?

• Clicks and claps

• Roars and growls

• Barks, whinnies, and snorts

• Chirps and whistles

What is the actual color of a zebra's skin?

• Gray

• Striped

• Black

• White