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Why Are Zebras Black and White? Wild Lands: South Africa BBC Earth

Why Are Zebras Black and White? Wild Lands: South Africa BBC Earth

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Hannah Stitfall continues exploring the grasslands of South Africa and introduces us to some of its most resilient species it hosts. From Black Backed Jackals and Zebras to Chacma Baboons, the diversity of wildlife never ceases to impress!
Date: 2020-08-24

Comments and reviews: 8


Black and White Animals: Zebras, Penguins, Giant Pandas, . certainly an evolutionary advantage in survival, perhaps a basic storehouse for genetic material. what reptile or fish or insect is specifically B/W? skunk, badger, .
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lol predators cant get a lock on a single zebra when it looks like a large singular shifty bar code
those extra findings and suppositions are fascinating too. its a well defended horse for living in africa

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Since South Africa used to be much wetter, who's to say that the stripes weren't used as camouflage. Three million years ago, South Africa was forested. Zebras were around at the time.
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This is really awesome. I'm so glad to learn all this. I have been looking for answers of this nature on zebras. So it's safe to say zebras are not only dinner. Lol. Great footage. Ty.
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Im speechless today I searched if Zebras are doing the same noises as horses: p don't judge
But the real question is why are thy black and white I was wondering till now XD

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And maybe zebra's stripes are just a random prove of early hunting humans, who's brains got unfocussed on the hunting job slightly more often when zeeing zebra ztripes.
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The music is disrupting. The beginning was really unnecessary. Please no more 'vlog style' videos.
Nice commentary, shots and interesting topic.

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If you came here for the Zebras, fast forward to 3: 45.
Because they don't mention zebras until half way through the video.

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