The surprising reason zebras have stripes - Cella Wright
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Zebras' stripes may protect them from biting flies, which threaten horses. Despite various theories about their purpose, including camouflage and social signaling, evidence suggests stripes disrupt flies' landing patterns. Early attempts to domesticate zebras failed due to their strong defenses and specific needs, highlighting the challenges in taming these unique animals.