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RE: Two kinds of Z are found here?

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Posted by: rtdunham at Sun Feb 27 10:49:43 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rtdunham ]  
   

>>Took this pic last year in mountains in Sonoma County California...The owner of this land has zebras that walk around freely...

This, from a column in Parade Magazine today:

"...zebras are mean! They're almost impossible to tame...Readers may be surprised to learn that zebras are among the most dangerous animals in our zoos and wildlife parks. Their bite is vicious, and they aim to kill."

I did not know that.

   

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