Zebras' black and white stripes are a natural bug repellent and marker of individual identification. 
Zebra foals are born with brown and white stripes. Some even have spots. 
Their adaptive digestive system allows them to efficiently extract energy from fibrous grasses, contributing to their survival in environments with scarce food.
Zebra stripes regulate their body temperature and help them camouflage themselves in the African continent.
Their wide-set eyes and swiveling ears help them detect potential threats in their surroundings.