the number of zebras in the zoo is considered a
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The number of zebras in the zoo can be considered to be population. Population is the number of individuals of a particular species found in a specific geographical location. As the number of zebras gives you a count it is a population. Population density on the other hand gives you a count of the individuals per the area specified.
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Zebras are the same genus as horses and donkeys i.e. equus.
The most unique feature of the zebras is their brown and black stripes on their white body.
The numbers of Zebra in the zoo is considered to be good because leaving aside the plain zebras, the mountain zebra falls under the vulnerable category and the Grevy’s zebra is endangered.
Thus, the number of zebras in the zoo is considered an indication that they are gradually diminishing and need to be conserved.
The most unique feature of the zebras is their brown and black stripes on their white body.
The numbers of Zebra in the zoo is considered to be good because leaving aside the plain zebras, the mountain zebra falls under the vulnerable category and the Grevy’s zebra is endangered.
Thus, the number of zebras in the zoo is considered an indication that they are gradually diminishing and need to be conserved.
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