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Description
A black and white version

Whenever we saw zebra while on safari, they always seemed to be in groups of three or five or sometimes by themselves. And usually they would be arranged so that they were muzzle to rump like this. The speculation among the tourists in the safari truck was that this made for better spotting of predators, eyes in more directions and all. Our guide said yes, that is one reason, but mostly it is so one zebras' tail could keep bugs out of the next ones eyes.

Kruger National Park
South Africa
Africa

Description
A black and white version

Whenever we saw zebra while on safari, they always seemed to be in groups of three or five or sometimes by themselves. And usually they would be arranged so that they were muzzle to rump like this. The speculation among the tourists in the safari truck was that this made for better spotting of predators, eyes in more directions and all. Our guide said yes, that is one reason, but mostly it is so one zebras' tail could keep bugs out of the next ones eyes.

Kruger National Park
South Africa
Africa