Zebras

Zebras are large African mammals that belong to the Equidae family, along with horses and donkeys. They have distinctive black and white striped coats, and each individual zebra's pattern is unique. Zebras are extremely important for African ecosystems, as they are both preys and predators. As herbivores, they help maintain the grasslands by eating shrubs and leaves and grazing on grass. They also help spread the seeds of plants through their dung. Zebras are also important to humans, as they provide opportunities for eco-tourism, and their meat and skin can be used for food and clothing.