December 29, 200916 yr I'm sorry Revenge, we cannot use your skull for this experiment. Go buy one at the supermarket or something. Mine doesn't have any.
December 29, 200916 yr *uses summoning powahs to summon a coconut* *accidentally hits Will with it* Oops! Sorry Will! But I has a coconut now! :D And I am very curious as to why you have zebras.
December 29, 200916 yr -Throws Ruto into a file cabinet that has all the proper papers for throwing Ruto inside it-
December 29, 200916 yr *rescues her from the filing cabinet, uses medical powahs on her injuries, and stares at SS coldly* Respect the mods. They control your future here.
December 29, 200916 yr People are being thrown everywhere :P *needs to to avoid being thrown again* *poofs away*
December 29, 200916 yr *uses summoning powahs to summon a coconut* *accidentally hits Will with it* Oops! Sorry Will! But I has a coconut now! :D And I am very curious as to why you have zebras. Ow... x_x Uh...hm....I don't know why I have zebras. They've been just kinda...there... :eh: *is perplexed*
December 29, 200916 yr Are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes? I always thought they were white with black stripes because of their bellies.
December 30, 200916 yr Why not throw people on the War thread, Squirrel? Because were having a battle while floating in space over there, here we're not. And here, there's no stormtroopers. And about zebras, i've always seen them as white with black stripes as well.
December 30, 200916 yr I think they're white with black stripes. If you look closely at pictures of them, the, um, very, end of a zebra doesn't have any black. The stripes end there.
December 30, 200916 yr Pretty sure they're white with black stripes. However! I will research! :glasses:
December 30, 200916 yr I'm pretty sure I don't really care one way or the other xD and as long as it confuses their predators, I don't think the zebra's care either ;)
December 30, 200916 yr *ahem!* *returns with research* ...the coat is "often described as black with white stripes." This makes sense since the pattern is a result of pigment activation (black) and inhibition (white). That means black is the actual color of the fur, and the white patches are simply the areas that lack pigmentation. To top it off, most zebras have dark skin beneath their fur... It would seem that zebras are black with white stripes.
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