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Originally posted by Surfacing
I'll work on those in another post, but here is one of my own.
"Is a Zebra white with black strips, or black with white strips?"
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Zebras are generally considered to have white coats with black stripes. You can see why in many zebras, because the stripes end on the sides or on the legs, and the rest of the coat is white. But there are many variations (caused by genetics), and sometimes a zebra's pattern can be the reverse: a black coat with white stripes. And the stripes aren't always black, sometimes they are dark brown, and the Burchell's zebra has light brown stripes in between its black stripes.