Zebra Communication 照片檔

The behavioral traits that zebras have to communicate when danger approaches, in which the stallion will alert others with high-pitched snorts. Mountain zebras live in a family groups led by the stallion, with several mares and offspring. Stallions establish territories and the mares cross into them to breed and give birth.Zebras a single-hoofed animals that are native to Africa, closely related to horses and donkeys. Its stripes work as a camouflage, when together in groups they are harder for predators to determine how many there are. If a zebra must fight, he will lower his head with neck outstretched and teeth bared, prepared to bite.However, running away is the most common tactic, accompanied with defensive kicks. The kick of an adult zebra is so powerful and cause serious injury or death to a predator.