I’m a Zebra

I’m a Zebra

I’m a colorful animal.

I have a personality all my own.

I’m black and white.

I look like a horse with stripes.

I love to run in the wilds.

I’m fast but not like a racehorse.

I love to hang with my own and horses too.

I’m not a riding animal though.

I’m more for show as many are curious about my unique looks.

I prefer the plains of Africa but I’m also a popular animal at zoos all around the world.

I’m independent and love nature.

I love to graze in the grasslands and farmlands.

I roam in a herd and am very loyal towards all and protective of my young. 

I’m very playful and love the company of others and am a very calm and docile animal.

I love when children come to visit me at the zoo.

I appreciate living in the zoo because in the wild I have to fend for myself and always be prepared to run at any moment as I must coexist with all types of wildlife. 

I love the openness of the wild with the sun at my back feasting in the grass running and walking because I’m a zebra.



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