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Similarities And Differences In The Savannah Zebras And Donkeys
In the savannah zebras and donkeys roam. They live upon each other in these grassy plains. Zebras and donkeys have many similarities and differences in their traits, diet, and habitat. Both zebras and donkeys are perfect for the harsh savannah environment. They have similar body structure. Zebras have black and white stripes ,while donkeys do not ,and can be a variation of color. The zebra has a short mane, and donkeys also have short manes. Zebras and donkey are equin, so they are in the same family. They are both short, but the zebra weighs slightly more than the donkey. Zebras and donkeys both need food of course, but what do they eat?Zebras graze on green grasses and other shrubs. The donkey also eats these

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