which are known as Przewalski’s horses, are all Dun-colored. This pattern often includes zebra-like stripes on the legs and a characteristic stripe along the back. But nearly all domestic horses ...

The stripes may be the same or differently textured to the rest of the horse coat, but they are always vertical and do not extend to the legs or head. Like other chimerism, the pattern is not ...

A picture released by the team shows the young horse encased in mud but one account said that its legs have ‘zebra-like’ stripes. The Batagai depression where the foal was discovered is known ...

In 2014, Caro and his colleagues showed that striped horses—three zebra species and the African wild ass with thin stripes on its legs—tend to live in regions with lots of horseflies.

“They don’t want to break a leg or damage an eye ... there seem to be “enormous benefits to having a striped coat for a horse,” Caro tells Ed Yong of the Atlantic. Why, then, aren ...

researchers decided to put black- and white-striped capes over horses. And, aside from feeling more fashionable, the horses attracted less flies, according to researchers from the University of ...

In an experiment in which horses wore different patterned cloth coats, the horses wearing a striped pattern suffered far lower rates of flies landing on the coats than horses wearing a black or ...