Zebras are several African equines (equines), which are made up of their unique black and white striped coats. Their stripes appear in different patterns, and everyone is unique. They are usually social animals, living in small harem to large groups. Unlike close relatives, horses and donkeys, zebras have never really been domesticated.

There are three kinds of zebras: Plains, mountain and Gr? Vy zebra. Plain zebras and mountain zebras belong to hippopotamus, while grivey's zebras are the only species of monopoda. The latter is similar to zebras, closely related to zebras, while the first two look more like horses. The three men and the other live horses belong to the horse genus.

The unique stripes of zebras make them one of the most familiar animals. They are found in a variety of habitats, such as grasslands, savanna, woodland, thorny shrubs, mountains and coastal hills. However, various human factors have had a serious impact on the zebra population, especially hunting skin and habitat destruction. Gr？ Vy's zebras and mountain zebras are on the brink of extinction. Although there are many more zebras in the plain, a subspecies, quagga, was extinct in the late 19th century - although there is currently a program called the quagga project, which aims to reproduce zebras that are phenotypically similar to quagga.

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