Exploring Science International: Biology

Why do Zebras have stipes?

Scientists aren't sure. Some think that when zebras run between on another they confuse an attacking lion's eyesight. Another idea is that the black and white areas heat up at different rates, causing tiny air movements that help to cool the animals. More recently it has been suggested that stripes repel biting flies

Inspiring 11-14 science that builds the foundation for further study

Exploring Science International sparks your students’ curiosity with exciting, real-life science, alongside seamless progression to International GCSE Sciences.

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