The Zebra: A Living Canvas of Stripes

Zebras are renowned for their bold black-and-white stripes, which serve both as camouflage and a means of communication. At the zoo, zebras live in spacious enclosures that mimic the grasslands of Africa, complete with plenty of space to roam, graze, and interact with their herd.

Zebras are highly social animals, and their group dynamics are a joy to observe. Visitors often see them playfully chasing one another or grooming their herd mates. Zookeepers enrich their lives by scattering food across the enclosure, encouraging natural foraging behaviors, and introducing new objects to stimulate curiosity.

The zoo also educates visitors about the challenges zebras face in the wild, such as habitat encroachment and climate change. Through conservation programs and awareness campaigns, zebras are a striking reminder of the beauty and resilience of wildlife.