Bone zebre

Latin names: of the genus Equus. The word zebra is a vernacular name that encompasses several species of the equidae family. It is therefore a misnomer.

Origin: South Africa.

Color: Creamy white (natural).

The zebra is an icon of African wildlife, belonging to the genus Equus. Recognizable by its unique black and white striped coat, each individual has a unique stripe pattern, making them easy to differentiate. These social herbivores live in herds to protect themselves from predators. They roam the vast plains and savannahs, feeding mainly on grasses and plants. Zebras are also known for their speed and agility, enabling them to evade predators such as lions and hyenas. Their presence adds a touch of striking beauty to the African environment.