The zebras in this very special YouTube clip show us that nature can be extraordinarily kind as well as cruel. It captures ...

So describe what a zebra without those stripes looks like. Well, [there are] a few different varieties. Some people have probably seen the blond ones in the news, as we call them, which just have ...

Zebra stripes meld with tall grasses and trees. Oh wait. We may need to scratch that last one from the list. ... however, can recognize each other without stripes, casting some doubt on that idea.

In 'Racing Stripes,' an exotic animal faces an identity crisis. Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer. Why is Christian Science in our name?

How the Zebra Really Got Its Stripes? Season 9 Episode 11 ... The answer is black with white stripes, and we know that, because some zebras are born without their stripes.

Zebras are black with white stripes due to their fur and melanin production. Various theories explain why zebras are striped, ...

These are all plausible explanations for a zebra’s stripes, and until recently it’s been hard to choose between them. But now a paper, published in the April 1st issue of Nature Communications ...

The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, found stripes are not used for camouflage, or a means of breaking up the outline of the zebra to make it less conspicuous, as at the point at which ...