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More reasons not to have exotic animals
There is a first and obvious reason not to have exotic animals at home: they belong, in most cases of illegal trade. Hygienic conditions prior to the animal comes into our home is very bad, for every animal that comes to the sale or you die dozens more times. The probability of having communicable diseases is always very high.
Moreover, the interaction of these animals with humans is limited or nonexistent. You have a kind of ornament or decorative object, since this interaction does not occur.
There are few veterinary specialists who can help in case of problems. That alone should not have these animals at home.
In addition, it has been shown to cause new allergies. For example, a protein present in the skin of snakes, their urine and saliva, produces allergies.
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The Zebras
Zebras are black animals with white stripes and a large white patch on the belly that serves as camouflage. There are three reasons why it is considered that zebras are black with white stripes, and not vice versa, nor do they all have a different frequency: White Horses could not survive on the plains and forests of Africa.
They are one of the best known animals of Africa, home to a variety of ecosystems including grassy plains, savannas, woodlands or shrubs, mountains and coastal hills. They are especially famous for their characteristic black and white stripes, which vary not only between species but also from one individual to another, and his mane erect. Unlike their closest relatives, horses and donkeys, zebras have never really been domesticated.
Except for some populations of plains zebra living in central Ethiopia, zebras live only in the southern half of Africa. Despite having a morphology similar to that of the horses are smaller, with an average size of 2.3 meters long, 1.2 to 1.5 meters tall at the withers and weighing about 300 kilograms despite the Grevy’s zebras can weigh up to 450 kilograms. In the latter species, males and females have a similar size, but common zebras and mountain zebras males are slightly larger.