41. Zebras Make Brief Escape In Baltimore - El Paso Times BALTIMORE—Three zebras from Ringling Bros. and Barnum Bailey Circus briefly escaped from their downtown venue, but were quickly corralled by their trainer http://www.elpasotimes.com/ci_8641832

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42. 3 Zebras Thwarted In Break For Freedom - UPI.com BALTIMORE, March 22 (UPI) Three zebras were quickly rounded up after escaping from a Baltimore arena where Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus is http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Quirks/2008/03/22/3_zebras_thwarted_in_break_for_fr

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45. Hordes Of Zebras, Elephants Moved To Restock Kenya Park Aug 17, 2007 Some 2000 animals are undertaking a great migration—by truck—to repopulate a national park devastated by crime and poaching. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/08/070817-kenya-park.html

National Geographic News, Reporting Your World Daily Thursday, May 29, 2008 MAIN ANIMAL NEWS ANCIENT WORLD ENVIRONMENT NEWS ... VIDEO Hordes of Zebras, Elephants Moved to Restock Kenya Park Alexis Okeowo in Nairobi, Kenya for National Geographic News August 17, 2007 Kenya has begun a great migration of 2,000 animals to a popular game park devastated by crime and poaching, wildlife officials have announced. In the 1970s Meru National Park, located in central Kenya, was "overrun" by bandits and poachers, leading to a drastic loss of wildlife, the officials said. Enlarge Photo Printer Friendly Email to a Friend SHARE Digg StumbleUpon Reddit RELATED Lion Killings Spur Fears of Regional Extinction in Kenya (May 22, 2006) Lions Making a Comeback on Kenya Ranches (April 10, 2007) Kenya: Photos, Maps, Fast Facts, More Now the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is wrapping up a campaign begun in 2001 to repopulate the wildlife of the 1,930-square-mile (5,000-square-kilometer) park. "We want to make Meru National Park an exclusive park for high-end tourists where they can experience total wilderness," KWS spokesperson Paul Udoto said. A variety of animals, including

46. Fake Zebras Shenyang botanical park is charging 30 pence for a photograph with the zebras which have been adorned with black stripes and fluffy white hair - but http://www.pr-inside.com/fake-zebras-r121953.htm

Home Submit a press release Sign up now! Categories ... HelloArticle PR-inside Special Pages Gold Medal Mortgage Get the latest news with our RSS feed More information Bizzare Stories Bizarre News Fake zebras Print article Refer to a friend A Chinese park is painting horses with stripes and calling them zebras. Shenyang botanical park is charging 30 pence for a photograph with the 'zebras' - which have been adorned with black stripes and fluffy white hair - but claims the stunt is "just for fun". One mother who paid for her child to have her picture taken with the animal agreed that the attraction was harmless. She said: "We saw right away that the zebra is fake, but we are here for fun, so it doesn't really matter." When asked about the authenticity of the animal, a worker said: "It's from Africa. What do you call it, if it's not a zebra?" If you have any questions regarding information in these press releases please contact the company added in the press release. Please do not contact pr-inside. We will not be able to assist you. PR-inside disclaims contents contained in this release. About us Contact PR-inside.com

47. Zebra - Simple English Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia A zebra is a mammal of the Equidae family. The name zebra is used for several different species of the genus Equus. zebras live in Africa. http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra

Zebra From the Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can change Jump to: navigation search Zebra Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Perissodactyla Family: Equidae Genus: Equus Subgenus: Hippotigris Dolichohippus A zebra is a mammal of the Equidae family . The name "zebra" is used for several different species of the genus Equus . Zebras live in Africa . Zebras are related to horses and donkeys change Taxonomy Genus Equus Grevy's Zebra ( Equus grevyi Plains Zebra ( Equus quagga Mountain Zebra ( Equus zebra change Appearance All zebras have a very short fur . Their fur has black and white stripes. The main part of the body has mostly vertical stripes, and the legs have horizontal stripes. They also have a dark line down their back. Each of the different zebra species has a bit different stripes. change Life Zebras live in families with one male and lots of females. They can have babies (foals) when they are about five years old and can have one foal every year. Zebras mainly eat grass, but they also eat fruit, leaves and some vegetables. They always live near water. Zebras live naturally in Africa , south of the Sahara desert. But most

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50. Cotswold Wildlife Park And Gardens Groups and Breeding zebras form small harems, with a single stallion and up There are 3 species of zebra, the Plains Zebra (of which Chapman’s Zebra is http://www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk/animal-a-z/z/chapmans-zebra.php

You are here: ANIMAL A-Z Z How to Find Us News and Events Animal Arrivals Online Shop Keeper for a Day Equus burchellii chapmanni IUCN Status: Data Deficient. Captive Management Level: EEP Size: Height up to 1.4m. Weight up to 340kg. Habitat and Distribution : Open savannah and grasslands in East Africa, Botswana, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Age: Up to 30 years in captivity. Groups and Breeding: Zebras form small harems, with a single stallion and up to six females, plus offspring. Males without harems will sometimes form large bachelor groups. They become sexually mature at around 3 years but a male may not actually be able to get access to females until he is about 6 (as he is not strong enough to fight the more mature males). Once pregnant, gestation lasts about 370 days when the female gives birth to a single foal. If she is healthy the female may become pregnant again immediately! Young can be born at any time of the year but there is a peak during the early rainy season (December to January). Diet: Zebras are primarily grazers of grasses and sedges but may also eat bark, leaves, buds, fruits and roots. They must drink water every day so will always be found near water sources.

51. Introduction To The Perissodactyla Those that remain include the horses and zebras (Equidae; eight living species) You might also be interested in the Zebra Home Page, the rhinoceros page http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/mammal/mesaxonia/perissodactyla.html

Introduction to the Perissodactyla The last of a long line "Odd-toed" or "odd-hoofed" mammals make up the Perissodactyla. Like the "even-toed" Artiodactyla , perissodactyls are unguligrades ; that is, they walk on the terminal bones of the toes and have enlarged toenails forming hoofs. Unlike artiodactyls, perissodactyls either walk on three toes (like rhinos, tapirs, many extinct horses, and other extinct groups) or on a single toe (like recent horses). Only seventeen species of perissodactyls remain on the Earth today, a shadow of the group's former glory. Perissodactyls were once much more diverse, including the enormous horned brontotheres, the bizarre browsing, clawed chalicotheres, and the largest land mammal of all time, the Eocene Indricotherium (formerly known as Baluchitherium ). It stood five meters (over sixteen feet) tall at the shoulder. Most perissodactyl lineages went extinct in the late Eocene or Oligocene quagga , have already been driven to extinction. Fossil Horses in Cyberspace is a great on-line exhibit from the Florida Museum of Natural History. Or, for more information on the most familiar perissodactyl, visit the International Museum of the Horse For information on ungulates, see

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55. Tracking Zebras… And Consumers | Emerging Technology Trends | ZDNet.com Sep 6, 2007 Now, U.S. researchers are using social networking software to track zebras. They hope to discover how animals interact — especially when http://blogs.zdnet.com/emergingtech/?p=690

56. 3. Zebras, Generating Trees And Previous Constructions 3. zebras, generating trees and previous constructions. http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/journals/JIS/PergolaSulanke/node3.html

Next: 4. New constructions for Up: Previous: 3. Zebras, generating trees and previous constructions A parallelogram polyomino is a translation invariant array of unit squares bounded by two lattice paths that use the steps (0,1) and (1,0), and intersect only initially and finally. The semiperimeter of a polyomino is the length of either of these paths; the width of a polyomino is the number of its columns. We will consider parallelogram polyominoes consisting of black and white columns, called zebras . Barcucci, Del Lungo, Fezzi, and Pinzani [ ] showed that R n n -1) counts the set of zebras with semiperimeter n . In the following we denote the cardinality of any set A A Z , the semiperimeter of a zebra P by n P P in Z n P n Z n Z Before proceeding we recall from [ ] the definition of a generating tree for a set of succession rules: A generating tree is a rooted, labeled tree in which the labels of the set of children of each node x are determined solely from the label of x Thus any particular generating tree can be specified by a set of succession rules, i.e., a recursive definition, consisting of (the basis) the label of the root

57. Grevy's Zebras - African Wildlife The Grevy’s zebras, are the largest of the three zebra species,living on the dry scrublands of East Africa.Grevy s Zebra (Equus grevyi) facts, photos. http://www.reflectiveimages.com/GrevysZebras.htm

Grevy’s Zebra Equus grevyi African Wildlife © Reflective Images/GDT 1995 -2006 Heads or Tails Endangered The Grevy’s Zebras , are the largest of the three zebra species, living on the dry scrublands of East Africa. Stallions defend large territories in the hopes of attracting herds of females wandering through. Mares give birth to their 125-pound foals during the rainy season, when water and food is plentiful. The well-developed newborns are able to stand within minutes and are soon able to run with the herd to avoid lions and hyenas. Poaching for their coats and competition with livestock for food and water have caused a decline in wild Grevy’s zebra populations. Equipment used to capture this image: Camera: Nikon F4s Lens: Nikor 500mm F4 Tripod: Gitzo 320 Film: Fuji Provia 100F Scanner: Nikon Coolscan 4000 Imaging Software: Adobe 7.0 The above print is available in a Open Edition Run. To order, simply call or click below: Print Sizes Price US $ 5" x 7"

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skip to main skip to sidebar Wednesday, May 28, 2008 Hardbody, Hardbody Filmfranchiseofilin ¤r ¶ver oss. Det har den varit l¤nge. Och likt ett groteskt monster som ¤r varje Michael Bay-manuskript kommer den f¶rmodligen att suga riktigt h¥rt, oavsett hur mycket pengar den genererar. F¶r er som undrar vad en franchise ¤r och vad jag pratar om, kan jag inleda med f¶ljande f¶rklaring: Det inte ¤r en bra sak. En filmfranchise ¤r n¤r film med stor efterfr¥gan hos publiken skapar en ¤nnu st¶rre efterfr¥gan hos f¶retag som kan kapitalisera p¥ filmens namn (l¤s: leksaker, hamburgare, t-shirts eller hela Fredrik Ljungberg med exempelvis Indiana Jonestryck p¥). I USA har detta drivits till l¶jliga utflykter. Ni som ¤r gamla nog att minnas f¶rra sommaren kanske ocks¥ minns att den kryllade av uppf¶ljare. Pirates fyra, Spidey tre, Bourne Ultimatum och s¥ huvudv¤rkssm¤rtande vidare. Harrison Ford, 100 ¥r gammal, tvingas ta rullatorn till jobbet f¶r en fj¤rde g¥ng och av Steven Spielberg instruerats att l¥ta piskan vina mot b¥de nazister och utomjordingar (N¥t s¥nt va? Jag har inte sett den ¤n.). Inte f¶r att f¶rringa Hook-regiss¶rens konstn¤rliga intergritet eller s¥, men han har ju uttryckligen sagt i intervjuer att det inte blir n¥gon uppf¶ljare A.I. d¥ fansen inte efterfr¥gat det, men att "Om det blir en Indy 5 ¤r upp till er" - kompromissl¶st s¥ det f¶rsl¥r, eller tror ni att han gillar pengar?

59. Zebra Hybrids Zebra hybrid is an allencompassing term for a zebra crossed on any other equine. The term Zorse is to used to describe the cross of a zebras stallion to a http://www.lovelongears.com/zorse.html

Zebra Hybrids Zebras and Zebra Hybrids Zebra hybrid is an all-encompassing term for a zebra crossed on any other equine. The term Zorse is to used to describe the cross of a zebras stallion to a horse mare. Other terms seen are Zebroid, Zony (zebra x Pony) or Zeony. Zebra -donkey crosses are termed Zebroid, Zebrass, or Ze-donk. A more romantic (but not technically accurate) term that has recently surfaced is "Golden Zebra", used for any zebra hybrid. The once popular term "Zebra mule" is no longer used either. Zebra stallions are used primarily for zebra Hybrid breeding. Zebra mares are needed for the production of purebred zebras. The rare Zebra hinny has been seen, but zebra stallions that are hand-raised (as opposed to nursed by his zebra mother) with horses or donkeys are much easier to use in Zebroid production. Zebras may appear to have "ponyish" bodies, but the hip shape does differ as well. Zebras ears are larger and rounder than horse ears. The Mountain zebras have almost donkey-like ears, while the Grevy's zebra sports a huge flared conical ear. The necks are characteristically straighter in the longears, and most donkeys and all zebras lack a true wither. The manes are stiff and upright, and zebras, like donkeys, have no forelocks. Zebras have variety of noises, most commonly the "qua-ha" or "barking" sound. These traits are all passed along, in part, just as they are in Mules, to zebra Hybrid offspring. Most Zebrasses (Zebra X Donkey crosses) look just like donkeys with zebras striping on the colored coat.

60. NC Zoo™ - North Carolina Zoo : Zebra Characteristics The distinct black and white stripes of zebras are much like human fingerprints, with no two being exactly alike. http://www.nczoo.org/animal_id/africa_zebra.cfm

You are here: Home About the Zoo Animal Finder : Zebra Zebra Grant's zebra Equus burchelli bohmi Zebra's excellent sense of hearing and elevated eye placement allow them to sense predators from a considerable distance. photo: Tom Gillespie Characteristics: The distinct black and white stripes of zebras are much like human fingerprints, with no two being exactly alike. Their excellent sense of hearing and elevated eye placement allow them to sense predators from a considerable distance. Zebras live together in small family herds and are rarely found far from a freshwater source. Diet: Zebras are herbivores that feed mainly on coarse grasses and roots less desirable to other grassland species. Reproduction: Females called mares give birth to one foal after a twelve-month gestation period. The newborn weighs about 70 lbs and stands 3 feet tall. Within an hour of birth, the small foal can run fast enough to keep up with the herd. This is important because of the presence of predators looking for easy prey. Environmental Connections: Zebras inhabit grasslands across Africa. African grasslands are called “steppes” or “savannas." Grasslands are characterized by a dry climate with periods of drought.

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