Zebra stripes mystery solved

Homicidal_Squirrel · Apr 2, 2014

I thought it had to do with making it harder for predators to single out any single zebra when the zebra were running in a group.

Dannyalcatraz · Apr 2, 2014

Homicidal_Squirrel said:
I thought it had to do with making it harder for predators to single out any single zebra when the zebra wee running in a group.

I do not think that is what you meant... :lol:

The_Silversword · Apr 2, 2014

Knowing HS, thats exactly what he meant.

Homicidal_Squirrel · Apr 2, 2014

Dannyalcatraz said:
I do not think that is what you meant...

And yet that's what you reply to. Good job.

Homicidal_Squirrel · Apr 2, 2014

The_Silversword said:
Knowing HS, thats exactly what he meant.

If it was there would be an instructional video posted.

Olgar Shiverstone · Apr 2, 2014

I thought it was so they could hide themselves in zebra crossings.

tomBitonti · Apr 2, 2014

This article is somewhat more informative:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/wi...ipes-Scientists-claim-to-have-the-answer.html

Biologists believe they have unravelled the evolutionary mystery of how the zebra got its stripes claiming the markings protect them from biting flies.

Thx!

TomB

The_Silversword · Apr 4, 2014

IM still sticking to my theory that they just think they look kool.

Kramodlog · Apr 4, 2014

The_Silversword said:
IM still sticking to my theory that they just think they look kool.

Ironically they do.

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