Thump, thump, thump! Hooves pound across the African grassland as a blur of black and white stripes races past. It's a zebra herd on the move, and no two animals look exactly alike.

Here's something most kids don't know: zebra stripes work like fingerprints. Every single zebra has a different pattern, and baby zebras memorize their mother's stripes so they never get lost in the crowd.

"The Nature Kid's Guide to Zebras" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to discover what makes these striped animals so special. Why might stripes confuse biting flies? How can a newborn foal run with the herd just one hour after birth? What does it mean when a zebra flattens its ears? Your child will uncover the answers and want to share them at dinner.

The short sentences and simple words make this a great fit for Level 2 readers, while the incredible facts keep even older kids hooked. Fun facts and "Did You Know?" callouts add extra surprises on every spread.

A book for curious kids who love unique creatures, wild chases, and animals that stick together.

Zebras kick hard enough to hurt a lion. They run in zigzags to escape cheetahs. They groom each other and take turns watching for danger while the herd sleeps. Every page shows your child an animal that proves there's safety in numbers and strength in family.

Did you know A group of zebras is called a dazzle?. After reading this book, your child will understand why.

Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child's next favorite animal is waiting.