SEEING SPOTS:A polka-dotted zebra foal grazes near its mother at a wildlife preserve in Kenya. The foal has a condition known as pseudomelanism – a rare genetic disorder where the animal displays an abnormality in their stripe pattern. https://abcn.ws/2ACjDa4 | ABC News

A rare baby zebra was born in Kenya. He’s black with white polka dots! | AJ

Check out those stripes! 🦓 Zebras are one of Africa's most iconic animals, known for their black and white striped coats. No two zebras have the same stripe pattern! Each zebra's pattern is unique, just as each human being has a unique pattern of fingerprints. There are several theories why zebras have striped coats. One theory suggests a zebra's stripes can deter biting flies, as flies are less likely to land on striped surfaces. Fewer bites from flies helps prevent disease transmission to zeb