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Zebras cross the amber expanse of the Okavango, their striped forms punctuating the brush.

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The old ways,don't have new place in new life🪙🎩

Your're right.like our fingersign.interesting👌

They actually recognize each other because of the stripes. Each one has its own unique signature.

When they look at each other, don't they get confused by the intensity of the lines?😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

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Yes. Non zero chance. Extremely unlikely. They are exactly like fingerprints.

I read somewhere that the stripes of every zebra are unique and the possibility of them being repeated is zero. Is that true?

Sometimes I think they are forced to live in groups out of fear and the necessity of natural selection...

Wow, this shot is stunning! The zebras look amazing against that golden landscape 🔥