Why do zebras live in herds?

Zebras live in herds to increase their chances of survival against predators. The group provides safety in numbers, making it harder for predators to target a single individual. Their stripes create a dazzling effect when zebras move together, confusing predators like lions. Herds also allow zebras to share the responsibility of keeping watch and caring for young. Living in a group enhances their access to resources like water and grazing areas, ensuring better survival in the wild.