Zebras are more than just horses with stripes, which was something that European colonists would find out the hard way after ...

When it comes to size, horses exhibit a wide variation in body size and shape, while Zebras tend to be similar to each other – generally shorter, more robust and with proportionally larger heads that ...

When humans first started domesticating wild horses around 5,000 years ago, their coats were likely closer to zebras' than the uniform browns we see today, a new study found. The only wild horses that ...

It’s one of nature’s more intriguing and enduring mysteries: Why do zebras have stripes? Over the years, researchers have proposed a number of theories. Perhaps the animals’ signature coats help them ...