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 A Zebra Taken in Mason, Texas at The Wildlife Ranch. Their pattern varies depending on their geographic location. Southern specimens often lack stripes on their lower legs and stomachs. Zebra's most distinguishing feature is its black and white stripes. Striping varies by individual, and there may be differences between animals living in different geographic locations as well. Stripes are usually broader toward the rear of the animal and there may be faint "ghost" or "shadow" stripes between the main stripes. Males and females cannot be distinguished by differences in their patterns, but males are usually larger than females. The average mature male weighs a massive 750 pounds, while females usually reach 500 pounds on average.