Zebras are herbivores. That means they only eat plants. Zebras mouths are very large because they have many large flat teeth for grinding grass. These flat teeth are in the back of their mouth and they have sharp ridges to help chew up tough plants. Sharp nipping teeth in the front are used like scissors to snip grass off the ground.
Zebras eat all grass and berries.
Zebras are not ruminent like a cow. Ruminent means to eat food, throw it up, chew it more and swallow it again. Zebras swallow their food just once. Zebras are a type of ungulate. Ungulates have a special foot anatomy.