How zebra's stripes work? | How do a zebra's stripes act as camouflage? скачать в хорошем качестве

How zebra's stripes work? | How do a zebra's stripes act as camouflage?

We are taught in school that zebra’s stripes act as a camouflage against their predators. The problem is, how does the camouflage work when the colour of the stripes is different from the green colour in their habitats? With our eyes, the black and white stripes only serve as a marker to help us pinpoint the location of the zebras. It only makes it easier to spot the zebras. To answer this question, we will first need to understand which animals prey on zebras. Zebras are preyed upon by lions, spotted hyenas, cheetahs, and also African wild dogs. Contact: [email protected] subscribe here    / @factasybeacon   link to channel:    / @factasybeacon   Link to playlist( factopedia):   • What does rain SMELL like? | petrichor   link to playlist( animal insight):   • [Can hippo SLEEPS underwater?] Facts about...   link to playlist(scientific theories&effect):    • [What is Butterfly effect?] Edward Norton ...   link to playlist(sleep series):    • How do giraffes sleep? | Lowest amount of ...   #factasybeacon #factopedia #animalinsight