The lioness and zebra struggle for survival

Zebras are an African specialty. The mountain zebra produced in South Africa, except for the abdomen, is densely covered with wide black stripes, and the male has a wattle on the throat. Common zebras of eastern, central and southern Africa, with or without stripes from leg to hoof. The zebra is produced in the plains of Orange and Cape Town in southern Africa, with a body length of about 2.7 meters. East Africa also produces a format zebra, the largest body, long ears