
Interessante feite oor sebras
English name: Interesting Facts about Zebras

Bontkwagga
Photo © Steven Herbert
Hier is 'n paar interessante feite oor sebras
Daar is 3 spesies sebras in die wêreld - die keiserlike sebra, die bontkwagga en die bergkwagga. In Suid-Afrika het ons die die bontkwagga en die bergkwagga sebras.
Elke sebra het 'n unieke streeppatroon!
Die swart en wit strepe word beskou as 'n afskrikmiddel vir bytende vlieë.
Die antieke Grieke en Romeine het die sebra die " hippotigris " genoem, wat vertaal word na "perdetier."
Daar kan na 'n trop sebras verwys word as 'n verblinding van sebras.
Die voorpote is langer as die agterpote.
Sebra vulletjies het bruin strepe wat swart word.
Hulle hoofvoedsel is gras, maar hulle eet soms bas, vrugte en wortels.
Die bontkwagga woon in klein troppe wat deur 'n hings gelei word. Die hingste wat nie hul eie harem het nie, woon in 'n bachelor-trop.
Sebras word hoofsaaklik deur leeus en krokodille gejag. Hulle kan ook deur wildehonde, luiperds en jagluiperds gejag word.
Hulle verdedig hulself deur te skop en byt.
Vroulike sebras gee geboorte aan 1 vul na 'n dragtigheidsperiode van 'n jaar.
'n Vul sal ongeveer 11 maande lank by sy ma soog, alhoewel hulle binne 'n week gras kan eet.

Kaapse Bergkwagga
Photo © Johan van Zyl
References and further reading
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Animals of the Kruger National Park - Author: G. de Graaff - Year Published: 1987 - Page: 9
Caravan & Outdoor Life - Issue 622 - Author: - Year Published: - Page: 58
Chris and Tilde Stuart's Field Guide to the Mammals of Southern Africa - 1st Edition - Author: Chris and Tilde Stuart - Year Published: 1988 - Page: 170
Field Guide to the Cradle of Humankind - Author: B. Hilton-Barber & Prof. L. R. Berger - Year Published: 2004 - Page: 157
Field Guide to the Larger Mammals of Africa - 1st Edition - Author: Chris and Tilde Stuart - Year Published: 1997 - Page: 74
Field Guide to the Mammals of Southern Africa - 3rd Edition - Author: Chris and Tilde Stuart - Year Published: 2001 - Page: 170
Field Guide to the Mammals of the Kruger National Park - Author: U. de V. Pienaar et al. - Year Published: 1987 - Page: 104
Kruger National Park Questions and Answers - Author: P.F. Fourie - Year Published: 1987 - Page: 182
Kruger National Park, Visitor's Map - Author: - Year Published: 1996 - Page: 4
Land Mammals of Southern Africa - A field guide - Author: Reay HN Smithers - Year Published: 1986 - Page: 143
Mammals of Southern Africa - Author: Burger Cillier - Year Published: 1987 - Page: 67
Mammals of the Kruger and other National Parks - Author: The National Parks Board - Year Published: 1980 - Page: 78
Places to Visit in Southern Africa - Author: AA RSA - Year Published: 1995 - Page: 166
Questions and Answers - Mammals of Southern Africa - Author: Deirdre Richards - Year Published: 1990 - Page: 5
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Questions and Answers - Mammals of Southern Africa - Author: Deirdre Richards - Year Published: 1990 - Page: 23
Reader's Digest Illustrated Guide to the Game Parks and Nature Reserves of Southern Africa - 2nd edi - Author: Editor - Alan Duggan - Year Published: 1991 - Page: 417
Sasol First Field Guide to Animal Tracks of Southern Africa - Author: Louis Liebenberg - Year Published: 2003 - Page: 41
Signs of the Wild - 3rd Edition - Author: Clive Walker - Year Published: 1986 - Page: 137
Signs of the Wild - 5th Edition - Author: Clive Walker - Year Published: 1996 - Page: 132
Wildlife of Southern Africa - Author: Martin Withers and David Hosking - Year Published: 2011 - Page: 216
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