How do Zebras communicate?By: Mika ChangFor: Explanations at schoolProduction: Humming Bird Productions

When Zebras are angry…• Zebras ears signify their mood. When Zebras are angry they pull their ears backwards and open their mouth to show their teeth with a stressed expression…

When a zebra is calm, friendly, or tense…•  When a zebra is in a calm, or friendly mood, its ears stand straight up or in other words, erect, and when a zebra is tense it will also snort!

When Zebras are frightened…• When it is frightened, its ears are pushed forward,

to show awareness.

When a predator is near…• When surveying an area for predators, zebras will stand in an alert pose with his or her ears erect, and a head held high, also staring. When a predator is spotted or sensed, a zebra will bark or bray loudly to warn the herd.

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