Is a zebra white with black stripes or black with white stripes?

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

White with Black Stripes.

Answer 3

White with Black stripes.

Answer 4

White With Black

Answer 5

Below is listed an all white zebra, unfortunatly I haven't heard of an all black zebra so I guess my answer is white with black stripes.

An all-white zebra has been discovered in Kenya, Africa, and wildlife experts don't know why it's got no stripes.
Paul Gaithu, from Nairobi National Park said: "We don't have any records of ever having seen one like this before."

The little zebra, who's only a calf, will be left with its parents to grow up, while vets try to figure out why it's such an unusual shade.

Mr Gaithu said: "We are monitoring it every day. We hope that it will grow to an adult zebra that we can see."

The zebra with its mum
The stripeless zebra seems to be fitting in well with his black and white friends.

Lots of zebras have recently arrived in the park with the annual migration, but it's thought that the unusual calf was born there.

Some types of zebras are endangered, as they are hunted for their meat and skins.


Zebra

The Grant's Zebra is a true wild horse. They are white with black stripes. Different breeds are characterized by their various stripe patterns.
The Grant's Zebra is from Africa, south of the Sahara Desert. They live in herds protected by a dominant male called a stallion. Zebras protect themselves mainly by running from danger, and in the event there is not enough time to run, they defend themselves by biting and kicking.

Answer 6

White with black stripes

Answer 7

White with black stripes.

Answer 8

A zebra's skin is coloured white, with black stripes. The hair grows the colour of the skin underneath. In colour theory, a stripe is generally a darker colour, so the white (lighter colour) is the base, and the black (darker colour) is the 'stripe'.

Answer 9

A zebra's skin is coloured white, with black stripes. The hair grows the colour of the skin underneath. In colour theory, a stripe is generally a darker colour, so the white (lighter colour) is the base, and the black (darker colour) is the 'stripe'.

Answer 10

I'd say white with black. I say this because once recently they found an all white zebra but he wasn't an albino, he just didn't have any stripes.

Answer 11

white with black stripes