What is the difference between a horse and a zebra?

Though there are physical differences (such as size and weight), behavioral differences (social structure of the herd) and genetic differences, they are somewhat related. In captivity donkeys and zebras have mated to produce a zeedonk, which means they share many of the same genes in order to produce a living offspring. The first zeedonk was born in the Colchester Zoo in Essex, England.

A zebra's natural habitat is out in the wild - e.g. Africa or a place with long wide grassy fields.

A horse can go anywhere because it was used originally for riding.

A zebra has stripes!