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Zebras BY: PAYTON

Introduction  Where do they live?  What do they look like?  What do they do?

Where do they live?  They live in Subsahran Africa.  Is very hot there in the summer.  Lots of tall grass and other plants for them to eat there.

What do they look like?  Have unique stripes just like human finger prints.  Shoulder height is feet tall.  Africa has lots of tall grasses and other plants for zebras to eat there.

What do they do?  They eat tall grasses and other plants.  They have to watch out for their prey like hyenas and lions.  They use camouflage against their prey.

Conclusion 1. Remember where they live Where they live. 2. Remember what they look like. 3. And what they do.