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How can a Zebra fit in?

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There's this horse stable in my area and it consists of ONE zebra, ONE bull and some horses.

Knowing that zebras normally live in a herd, how can it fit in to have a bull as a friend? You know, just the two of them, chewing on grass the whole day together!

** I don't think the bull charges the zebra as they live in different ranch.

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  1. They are both social herd animals, in the absence of their own kind they will hang out with no problems.  We had a horse, a goat, and three geese in one pasture, they got on just fine, and even stuck together when the dog chased them around.  




  2. most of the zebras i have hung out with were pretty wise.

    the zebra you are referring to probably realizes

    his/her station in life, and will assimilate with the others.

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