Question 1: How many species of zebras are found in the wild today?
- 3
- 4
- 5
Correct Answer: 3
Fact: The three living zebra species are Grévy’s, plains, and mountain zebras. Grévy’s zebras are the largest and most endangered, plains zebras are the most common, and mountain zebras inhabit rugged terrains in southern Africa.
Question 2: Where are plains zebras most commonly found?
- Treeless grasslands
- Dense rainforests
- Mountainous regions
Correct Answer: Treeless grasslands
Fact: Plains zebras, the most widespread zebra species, thrive in open savannas and grasslands, avoiding dense forests and deserts where food and water are scarce. Its largest population is found in Kenya, a country rich in savannas and wildlife habitats.
Question 3: What ability do zebras have when it comes to sleeping?
- They don’t need to sleep at all
- They can sleep standing up
- They only sleep in water
Correct Answer: They can sleep standing up
Fact: Zebras have the remarkable ability to sleep standing up, thanks to a leg-locking mechanism. This helps them stay alert to predators and quickly escape if necessary.