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They can communicate nonverbally

Zebra stripes are unique like human fingerprints

Here comes the grass!

The Zebra Z

Grevy’s zebras weigh around 770 to 990 lbs (350-450 kg)

Zebras have excellent eyesight

They are always on the lookout for danger

They Are impressive climbers

Each species has different types of stripes

There are 3 species of zebra in the wild

A dazzle of zebras is a thing

Zebras are part of the horse and donkey family

New-born foals can stand after six minutes

They are endangered

They can run fast

They are very social animals

They can camouflage

They are herbivores

All zebras live in Africa

They are quite big

They can sleep standing up

They can communicate nonverbally

Zebra stripes are unique like human fingerprints

Here comes the grass!

The Volleyball B

A volleyball player can make between 60 to 80 jumps

The height of the volleyball net varies according to the players’ gender

The lowest score ever recorded in volleyball is 25-1

The fastest volleyball serve made clocked at 83.3 mph courtesy of Ivan Zaytsev

A one-handed block is called a “kong”

Volleyball games used to be played with a time limit of 8 minutes

A time limit for service is set at 8 seconds

The first time colored volleyballs were allowed in tournaments was in 1998

The first time volleyball was played in the Olympics was in 1964

The 3-hit rule which states that players in one team can only hit the ball three times was introduced in 1920

Standard indoor volleyballs are slightly smaller than beach volleyballs

There are six positions in the volleyball court

There are size and weight requirements for volleyballs

Basketballs were once used to play the game

The very first volleyball game was an exhibition played in 1896

Originally, volleyball was meant to be played indoors

It was also invented because Morgan wanted a game where players did not have to run

Volleyball had a dainty name: Mintonette

Volleyball was invented by William George Morgan

Catch the ball

The Volleyball B

A volleyball player can make between 60 to 80 jumps

The height of the volleyball net varies according to the players’ gender

The lowest score ever recorded in volleyball is 25-1

The fastest volleyball serve made clocked at 83.3 mph courtesy of Ivan Zaytsev