Zebras are highly alert to their surroundings, able to detect approaching predators in time and issue warnings promptly. Zebras usually live in groups, and group cooperation helps better defend against predators, effectively increasing their survival rate. When faced with danger, zebras warn each other and run in a confusing formation, making it difficult for predators to target them. Due to human activities and climate change, the number of zebras is decreasing. Zebras are an important part of the African savannah ecosystem, and protecting them not only helps maintain biodiversity but also helps preserve the ecological balance of the African savannah.