Habitat Zebras are found on the plains of Africa. Their stripped coats help to conceal them from their enemies by breaking up the outline of their bodies, making it hard for lions to distinguish one Zebra from the rest of the herd. In the wild zebras eat grasses. At the zoo they eat hay, bread, and greens. The Roosevelt Park Zoo and the Wahpeton Zoo have the only Zebras in North Dakota.
Zebras can be savage fighters.
They protect themselves by slashing with their front teeth, biting, and kicking with their back legs. Zebras live in herds of 10 - 40 animals. A Zebra's expressions can tell their mood.