Naked Science Forum
Life Sciences => Plant Sciences, Zoology & Evolution => Topic started by: paul.fr on 09/05/2007 01:39:11
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Zebra's marking are unique to each animal, this is how you can tell one from the other. If one was to shave a Zebra, would it's "fur" grow back with the same markings?
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Zebra's marking are unique to each animal, this is how you can tell one from the other. If one was to shave a Zebra, would it's "fur" grow back with the same markings?
Since all animals (including humans) will have their hair fall out, and be replaced with fresh hair; thus if the fresh hair is always the same colour as the hair it replaces, then it would make zero difference if the old hair was shaved off, or just fell out naturally.
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As a firm believer in emprial study I have just shaved off all the fur of my daughters toy zebra !...I will let ewe know...though I still do not see why my daughter is so upset !! *puzzled*
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LOL..Heehee
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unless they make stuffed animals much more lifelike these days, i think i know why she's upset! lol
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Yepperoo!
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What if, like tigers, zebras have striped skin and not just striped fur?
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What if, like tigers, zebras have striped skin and not just striped fur?
Shaved-tigers here ... https://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/tiger-stripes