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Plains Zebra
The pattern on a zebra has long confounded scientists. Seemingly its monochromatic tones do it no favors hiding in the yellow and greens of the savanna. Recent studies seem to suggest it helps them with reducing fly bites and also breaking up their individual outlines when running in a herd. While we unravel the reason for how they look, it takes no research to appreciate this animal’s beauty.
Plains Zebra
The pattern on a zebra has long confounded scientists. Seemingly its monochromatic tones do it no favors hiding in the yellow and greens of the savanna. Recent studies seem to suggest it helps them with reducing fly bites and also breaking up their individual outlines when running in a herd. While we unravel the reason for how they look, it takes no research to appreciate this animal’s beauty.