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What is a Zebra Mule?

Zebra Mules are hybrids of a Zebra with another animal of the genus horse and are generally called Zebroids. They are used as carrying animals on tourist farms in Kenya. The mother of these animals is usually a warm blood mare, the father a zebra stallion. In the United States they are used as hobby and show- animals. Earlier the colonial troops of Wilhelm II were using Zebroids as carrying animals. The sense of the hybride of horse and Zebra was that Zebras couldn’t be domesticated and horses were not fully tropic fit. The troops thought, that the hybrids would be just like the zebra insensitive against the sting of the tsetse-fly. The use of the Zebroide was bonded with great difficulties because of the mulish temperament of the zebras.

The Zorse (Zebra and horse)

Zorse describes especially the hybrids of a horse and zebra which usually shows a greater similarity to a horse than to a zebra. Zorses have hologram similar stripes which seem to change their form depending on the viewpoint and time of day.

Like the mules and hinnies, as a rule, Zebroids are not capable of reproduction.

The Zebrule

Zebrule is a hybrid between a zebra and a donkey and is also called Zebronkey. The Zebrule is usually sterile. As a wild animal it can be found in areas where Zebras and Wild-donkeys live in very close neighbourhood. Some are known about these hybrids.

Zebrony

A hybrid of a Zebra and a pony, they are as small as a pony, dark fur but still some stripes, just like the Zebra. This tiny animal has still a zebra dominated character.

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