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Zebras:     more books (100)

Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers, Third Edition by Robert M. Sapolsky, 2004-09-15 The Good Husband of Zebra Drive (No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, Book 8) by Alexander Mccall Smith, 2008-03-11 On Beyond Zebra! (Classic Seuss) by Dr. Seuss, Theodor Seuss Geisel, 1955-09-12 Zebra In Lion Country: The Dean Of Small Cap Stocks Explains How To Invest In Small Rapidly Growin by Ralph Wanger, Everett Mattlin, 1999-02-26 Chasing Zebras: The Unofficial Guide to House, M.D. by Barbara Barnett, 2010-09-01 Selling to Zebras: How to Close 90% of the Business You Pursue Faster, More Easily, and More Profitably by Jeff Koser, Chad Koser, 2008-10-01 How the Zebra Got Its Stripes (Little Golden Book) by Golden Books, Ron Fontes, 2002-06-11 Lots and Lots of Zebra Stripes: Patterns in Nature by Stephen R. Swinburne, 2002-01 What If the Zebras Lost Their Stripes? by John Reitano, 1998-09 Greedy Zebra (African Animal Tales) by Mwenye Hadithi, Adrienne Kennaway, 1998-04-01 Ice Station Zebra by Alistair MacLean, 1994-08-08 Zebras 2011 Square 12X12 Wall Calendar (Multilingual Edition) by BrownTrout Publishers Inc, 2010-06-28 Always Mine (Zebra Historical Romance) by Sophia Johnson, 2006-08-01 The Christmas Knight (Zebra Historical Romance) by Michele Sinclair, 2010-10-01

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1. African Savannah: Grant's Zebra
   Provides information about the appearance, range, habitat, diet, and life cycle of the zebra.  
   http://www.oaklandzoo.org/atoz/azebra.html
   
   Extractions: Males are not sexually mature until 5 to 6 years of age, although in zoos breeding may occur at 3 years of age. Until old enough to establish their own breeding groups, young males remain with their families or leave to form bachelor herds of 2 to 10 individuals. However, they retain good relationships with their fathers. Females have first estrous at 13-18 months but do not become fertile for another year. Young females have a characteristic stance during estrous which attracts nearby males who then attempt to abduct her. The abductor may have to fight her father to acquire her. She may be abducted by several males until she learns not to show estrous. This forceful removal from the family acts to prevent inbreeding.

2. Herds Of Information About Zebras
   Herds of Information About zebras. Welcome to the zebra information page. As time progresses settings. The Different Species of zebras. An introduction  
   http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~kantner/zebras/
   
   Extractions: Herds of Information About Zebras Welcome to the zebra information page. As time progresses, more and more information about zebras is being added to this site. Currently, it has a little information about zebras, several links to related zebra sites, and a lot of pictures. Over a dozen pictures of zebras in a variety of settings. An introduction to the different species and subspecies of zebras. Information related to zebras, such as how to obtain a zebra, zebra relatives, and peoples' experiences with zebras Various links related to zebras and other topics related to zebras, including the zebra registry, zebra gifts, endangered species protection groups, and other animal sites. Back to Michael Kantner's home page

3. Zebras: Introduction @ 123spot
   zebras are blackand-white striped animals that live primarily in the savanna of Africa. The zebra is smaller in size than the horse, with a short erect mane, large ears and tufted tail. zebras  
   http://www.123spot.com/AnimalDirectory/zebras.html
   
   Extractions: Awards Zebras: Introduction Grevy's Zebra Plains Zebra Mountain Zebra Zebras are black-and-white striped animals that live primarily in the savanna of Africa. The zebra is smaller in size than the horse, with a short erect mane, large ears and tufted tail. Zebras are herbivores, they graze on siliceous grasses, which rapidly wears down their teeth. There are three species of zebra, the Grevy's Zebra , the Plains Zebra and the Mountain Zebras . In body form they are all quite similar. However they are different in many ways, variations in size, color, color patterning, hoof size and shape, mane length, and vocalizations are a few just a few. All zebras have three forms of defense against predators. The first are their stripes, zebra’s stripes vary for each species but no two zebras having the same stripes. When running or grazing in a herd the zebras' stripes blend together to confuse its predator. Secondly, they can run up to 40 mph (64 kmph) and thirdly they have a powerful kick which is capable of crushing and killing a lion. Gestation lasts eleven to thirteen months, depending upon the species, and almost always only one foal is dropped each season. Most researchers, however, report that mares foal only every other year. Sexual maturity occurs at age two in females and age three to five in males.

4. Lucky Zebras 97 - 1. Internet-Fanclub Des MSV Duisburg
   Private Fansite zum MSV Duisburg, bietet reichlich News und Informationen zu dem Meiderichern, mit Chat und Newsletter.  
   http://www.lucky-zebras.de/

5. Hackstadt.com - Zebras@Play
   zebras@Play enjoy the Internet s best collection of zebra photos, graphics, and links. CAUTION zebras@Play. Zebra Information.  
   http://www.hackstadt.com/features/zebras/
   
   Extractions: About this page... For three summers during my undergraduate career at the University of Puget Sound, I worked for the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries as an analyst and computer support person. For the most part, the databases I used were accessed via batch on some old IBM mainframes (using JCL, for heaven's sake!). My co-worker, Bill, was a big tea drinker. In fact, he bought Red Rose tea in bulk. In the spirit of modern cereal manufacturers (I guess), Red Rose decided to include a "prize" in their boxes of tea bags. One such prize turned out to be a small (approximately 1 inch tall) ceramic zebra. Later that day, our co-worker on the other side of the cubicle, Francis, received an interesting delivery in the mail. Well, actually, it had to be delivered to her on a hand-cart. Somehow, she had accidentally printed off several reams of unneeded printouts. Bill and I enjoyed giving Francis a hard time when such things happened... and she enjoyed razzing us from time to time, too. For some unknown reason, Bill and I decided to give her the Zebra as a reminder of her error. From that point on, the Zebra became a symbol of errors, screw-ups, mistakes, and general flakiness. Needless to say, the Zebra rested atop my monitor often. Gradually, I became known as

6. The Zebras
   Player profiles, merchandise, social events, results, club history, theme song and statistics.  
   http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/gozebs/
   
   Extractions: Sandringham Football Club The Zebras Select Page Home Social Club Club Merchandise 2002 Draw 2002 Zebra List / Photos 2002 Demon List Selected Sides 2002 Results / Ladder Reserves Results Goalkickers Games Played VFA Player Profiles VFL Player Profiles 100 Game Players 10 Goals in a Game 200 Plus Total Goals Liston Trophy Winners Premiership Photos Brief Club History Senior Honor Roll Game Stats. V's Current VFL Clubs Game Stats. V's Past VFA Clubs Win / Loss V's all Clubs Club Theme Song Search this site powered by FreeFind By Barry from Beach Road Movies under the Stars Details Past Players and Officials. The Club is updating the data base for all past players and officials and invites all former Zebras to submit their details by email. Please contact John Carroll with your address, contact number and email address. John Carroll

7. Jimmy's Place - Zebra Finches
   Collection of photos of mutations, nestboxes and a tutorial on banding.  
   http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/7134/zebras.html
   
   Extractions: Hello, in this website you will find as much useful information and as many different pictures of Zebra Finch mutations as I can get my hands on. Anybody with pictures they would like me to publish or with some useful tips, send them to me at hillathome@msn.com Zebra Photos Nestboxes Banding Procedures Abbreviations for ONElist

8. The Different Species Of Zebras
   The Different Species of zebras. zebras can be classified into three species and several subspecies. Back to Herds of Information About zebras.  
   http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~kantner/zebras/species.html

9. Butterflies & Zebras - Sound Paintings
   Canadian experimental guitar group. Biography, audio clips, and links.  
   http://www.onmusic.com/nands/

10. Aardvarks To Zebras: Environmental Issues From A-Z
    An online directory and search engine for environment and nature.  
    http://pm3500.tripod.com/

11. StatusBar-02
    Welcome to the zebras web site, click on the image to enter. World of. acrobatic and dance power and grace nobility and magnificence Dear Friends, We would like to take this opportunity  
    http://www.mouvance.com/zebras
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the ZEBRAS web site, click on the image to enter World of acrobatic and dance... power and grace... nobility and magnificence... Dear Friends, We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support of "Zebras"and our art. We are proud of our work and make every effort to present to you a high-quality performing. As part of this commitment to excellence, we invite you to send us comments and suggestions. We would also like to extend an invitation to you to become a "Friend of Zebras". As part of our growing family of friends, we will keep you informed of new releases and other interesting news about "Zebras" and our performing. Sincerely Zebras. Last Revised: 3/02/2001

12. Zebras: Mountain Zebra @ 123spot
    zebras Mountain Zebra. This is the similar to the behavior of the Plains zebras. The average lifespan for a mountain zebra is about 25 years.  
    http://www.123spot.com/AnimalDirectory/zebras3.htm

13. Virtual Horse Graphics - Free Equestrian Clip Art & Images: ZEBRAS
    Virtual Horse Graphics Free Horse and Equestrian Clip Art, Screensavers, Backgrounds, Greeting Cards, and more! This page contains zebras. View our other pages for draft horses, polo ponies, zebras ! Clip Art Graphics. zebras. zebras. zebras. zebras. zebras. zebras  
    http://members.aol.com/horsemall2/zebras.htm

14. Zebra Home Page
    Grevy s zebras. The Grevy s zebra is the largest of the wild equids and is usually considered the most primitive morphologically. Mountain zebras.  
    http://www.imh.org/imh/bw/zebra.html
    
    Extractions: The Living Relatives of the Horse Grevy's Zebras Plains Zebra Mountain Zebras The Living Relatives of the Horse Close relatives of the horse persist in the wild today in several parts of the Old World. Taxonomic interpretations vary, but most experts place them all in the genus Equus. The handsome striped equids of Africa fall into three distinct species: Grevy's zebra ( Equus grevyi ), the plains or Burchell's zebra ( Equus burchelli Equus quagga ), and the mountain zebra ( Equus zebra ). Of these, the Grevy's zebra is most distinct. Taxonomically it is placed in the subgenus Dolichohippus , whereas the plains and mountain zebras are placed in the subgenus Hippotigris . The continued survival of most of these fascinating and spectacular species is threatened. Despite the establishment of sanctuaries, many populations are faced with diminishing ranges and decreasing numbers. In body form all equids are quite similar. They are specialized for running and for grazing on siliceous grasses, which rapidly wear down the teeth. Species can be differentiated, however, on the basis of qualitative and quantitative characteristics of the skull, tooth morphology and length and robustness of the metapodials (foot bones). There are also variations in size, color, color patterning, hoof size and shape, mane length, presence or absence of a forelock, tail hair length and distribution, number and size of chestnuts and vocalizations.

15. Wheezy Zebras, The
    Scottish rock band performing covers and originals.  
    http://www.wheezyzebras.com/

16. The Zebra Photo Gallery
    96K A closeup of a zebra's face, and another's tail. zebras.JPG 88K About 10 zebras at a water hole  
    http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~kantner/zebras/pictures.html
    
    Extractions: The Zebra Photo Gallery Welcome! The photos on this page have been found from various sources on the Internet. When available, the source is given. Unfortunately, sources are not available for most photos. Additional photos are always welcome. To get a photo added, or a link listed, contact Michael Kantner The Pictures ZEBRA5.JPG : [66K] A zebra standing is its enclosure at a zoo. ZEBRA99.JPG : [96K] A closeup of a zebra's face, and another's tail ZEBRAS.JPG : [88K] About 10 zebras at a water hole ZEBRAS04.JPG : [92K] 4 zebras (one baby) in a wooded area ZEBRAS2.JPG : [36K] 2 zebras playing ZEBRA_CU.JPG : [49K] A zebra staring at the camera baby_zeb.jpg : [49K] A baby zebra scratching its ears against a post zebra.gif : [206K] A small herd of zebras on a grassy plain. Beautiful zebra_sdzoo.jpg : [36K] A baby zebra and mom together at the San Diego Zoo . This picture was taken from their website. zebra_b.jpg : [69K] A solitary zebra eating grass in a field. zebra.jpg : [56K] A solitary zebra walking around some shrubs. zebra2.gif

17. BRUNSWICK ZEBRAS SOCCER CLUB
    Includes news, calendar of events and new player information. Melbourne.  
    http://www.zebras.asn.au/

18. National Geographic Kids Magazine: Zebra Quiz
    More Amazing Facts. How much do you know about zebras? Choose the correct answers to these questions. 1.zebras are native to what continent?  
    http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngkids/amfacts/zebra_q1.html

19. Zebras
    Lighthearted trivia, anecdotes, jokes, quotes, and factoids about the world we live in and the creatures we share it with. zebras. zebras started out white. Black stripes came along later.  
    http://www.geocities.com/kashalinka/ReadingRm/factoids/zebras.html
    
    Extractions: Zebras started out white. Black stripes came along later. In Britain, if there's no traffic light at the place to cross the street, it's called a "zebra crossing." If there is a traffic light there, it's a "pelican crossing." Have you ever heard of a zum ? It's an animal that's half zebra and half cow. A cross between a zebra and a horse is called a zebroid Zebras don't howl, they bark. If you dig straight down in Hawaiiall the wayyou come out in Africa's Kenya. Same climate, too. That's probably why Africa's zebras and giraffes do well in Hawaii's Molokai Ranch Wildlife Park Zebras snore. Zebras like to pal around with ostriches. http://www.geocities.com/kashalinka/ReadingRm/factoids/

20. Zoe Sanderson's Overview Of The Three Species Of Zebra
    A beginners guide to zebras written by a beginner herself. zebras . The distinctive African horse. Plains zebras in South East Africa.  
    http://homepages.tesco.net/~zoechaos/zebra.htm
    
    Extractions: Zebras' The distinctive African horse. Known for their striped coats and ability to kick. Well what would you do if hungry lion was climbing up your back? That kick can kill a Hyaena, in one recorded instance it was used by Plains zebras to kill a Wildebeest calf. The calf had become separated from its mother and was likely to attract the attention of a predator with its cries, the execution seemed a kindness. Zebra numbers are declining as their lands are reduced by human habitation and they are still hunted for their attractive coats. They are also seen as competition for the domestic livestock of the human population. Zebras' are also susceptible to diseases introduced by domestic equine stock, not having the same resistance. Historically zebras were used as food, in harness and as guards of livestock, now they are a tourist attraction, which offers them some protection. Plains Zebras in South East Africa. A picture with the kind permission of Vern Moore. Why they are striped is still an unanswered question. Several theories have been put forward but non with absolute certainty. It could be that all the theories are to some extent correct. There are residual stripes on other species of horse such as the Przewalski and the Icelandic it seems possible, to me, that the stripes are the only remaining examples of much more common equine markings.

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