What is a male zebra called? What is a female zebra called?
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Male is stallion, mare is female.
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They are called "Hermaphrodytes", and they are BORN with both sex organs. They tend to have surgery to pick one or the other. They don't do surgery to give someone both sexes. \n\nLOL The "she/males" you speak of are men who want to be female, and have had breast implants, but have not yet had the "pole into a hole" surgery. So, they are a person with a penis and boobs.\n\nAre you cleared up on it now? :)
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Looks like a female golden crowned kinglet to me.  Scientific name is Regulus satrapa.
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A zebra with a sunburn or a newspaper !\n\nAngel
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I think they are called manlybugs... lol
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Look under the tail, if it has balls, it is a male, if not you have a female.
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I believe it's a unisex name
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I don't think they are strictly male....rather a type of penguin.  Check out the link:
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a zebra is white with black stripes...
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Was the zebra  born and bred in captivity.  If so, you wouldn't be doing it any favors by setting it free, as it would be mostly domesticated.  It wouldn't be able to survive in the wild as most of its instincts would have supressed.  It also wouldn't have a herd, and zebras are very much herd animals.  A domesticated, lone zebra would be so much lion bait.  Sorry.
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there are no specific names for male or female but the flamingos are called  Chilean
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I'm going with the main answers with male.  To explain the bow, you could either go with the fact that he is very metrosexual and thought it looked pretty with his tail, or quite possibly might have gender identity issues due to the constant teasing by Tigger.  Either way... still think he's a guy.  He's even cooler when I make him more complicated like that.\n\nOh, and Wikipedia refers to him as a male, just for a bit further backup.\n\nCheers!
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zebra, libra  for starters
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LOL..Its cute. I wouldnt really consider the name "roach" really having a gender associated with it.
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Actually ignore all the rude answers.  This is a very good question because it allows you to learn a specific field of biology call classification.  You need to be able to identify unique species, and questions like these help teach people about the awareness of this speciality and how difficult it is for scientists to identify new life.  Some day when we travel to other planets, we'll have to classify new life forms to understand them better.\n\nTo answer your very good question:\n\nHorses and Zebras are very closely related.  They belong to the same Genus called Equus.  So they are more closely related to each other, than humans are to apes.\n\nThey are from different species which is the last classification you can use to differential different life forms.  There are three zebra species.  There is a Equus Zebra (mountain zebra), Equus quagga (plains zebra), and Equus grevyi (Grevy's Zebra).  The mountain and Grevy's Zebras are endangered.  Zebras are basically slower runners than horses, have more endurance, and have stripes.  Otherwise they are very similar to horses.\n\nHorses (domestic) belong to the species caballus.  They have longer legs and capable of faster running speeds.
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I think there called zebra jumpimg spiders--- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra_spider
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the actual skin beneath the fur of a zebra varies between animals, some may have all pink skin like ours, while others will have black, brown or white patches.  The fur is a separate entity all together from the skin.  This is quite common in equine species. growing up we had a registered appaloosa that was completely white (they are supposed to have spots), and she did, but they were on her skin, not in her fur. a zebras stripes are like a finger print, no two zebra have the same pattern, and their skin is much the same way. Its all in the genetics.