Sweet Zebra Mating in Nature
The Zebra is a relatively slow-developing mammal with females not being able to first breed until they are at least a few years old. After a gestation period that can last for between 10 months and a year, the female gives birth to a single foal that is born with its stripes and mane and also has a little patch of hair in the middle of its tummy. Zebra foals can stand within minutes of birth, which is vital to ensure that they are able to run away to escape from predators.
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Sweet Zebra Mating in Nature
Sweet Zebra Mating in Nature
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Sweet Zebra Mating in Nature |
Sweet Zebra Mating in Nature
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