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Zebra

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Zebras, with their striking black and white stripes, have long captivated scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. Three prominent theories attempt to explain the purpose of these distinctive patterns. One theory suggests that the stripes help repel insects, particularly biting flies, which are less likely to land on striped surfaces. Another theory posits that the stripes provide camouflage through an optical illusion, blending zebras into their grassland habitats and making it difficult for predators to single out an individual.

Lastly, the stripes may play a role in social recognition, allowing zebras to easily identify each other within a group. These theories underscore the remarkable adaptability and evolutionary ingenuity of zebras, highlighting the complexity and beauty of African wildlife.

  • All photos are signed limited edition prints - M 50 : L 25 : XL 15

  • Print sizes in the drop-down menu refer to the image size only

  • Each photograph has a 2-inch (5cm) white border surrounding the image

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Zebras, with their striking black and white stripes, have long captivated scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. Three prominent theories attempt to explain the purpose of these distinctive patterns. One theory suggests that the stripes help repel insects, particularly biting flies, which are less likely to land on striped surfaces. Another theory posits that the stripes provide camouflage through an optical illusion, blending zebras into their grassland habitats and making it difficult for predators to single out an individual.

Lastly, the stripes may play a role in social recognition, allowing zebras to easily identify each other within a group. These theories underscore the remarkable adaptability and evolutionary ingenuity of zebras, highlighting the complexity and beauty of African wildlife.

  • All photos are signed limited edition prints - M 50 : L 25 : XL 15

  • Print sizes in the drop-down menu refer to the image size only

  • Each photograph has a 2-inch (5cm) white border surrounding the image

  • Need more info, head to Details & Frequently Asked Questions on the menu bar in INFO

Zebras, with their striking black and white stripes, have long captivated scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. Three prominent theories attempt to explain the purpose of these distinctive patterns. One theory suggests that the stripes help repel insects, particularly biting flies, which are less likely to land on striped surfaces. Another theory posits that the stripes provide camouflage through an optical illusion, blending zebras into their grassland habitats and making it difficult for predators to single out an individual.

Lastly, the stripes may play a role in social recognition, allowing zebras to easily identify each other within a group. These theories underscore the remarkable adaptability and evolutionary ingenuity of zebras, highlighting the complexity and beauty of African wildlife.

  • All photos are signed limited edition prints - M 50 : L 25 : XL 15

  • Print sizes in the drop-down menu refer to the image size only

  • Each photograph has a 2-inch (5cm) white border surrounding the image

  • Need more info, head to Details & Frequently Asked Questions on the menu bar in INFO

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