Zebra Grazing
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Zebra Coloring Pages
Explore zebras grazing, drinking, walking and resting, as well as pairs and a small group in the grassland. Most stripe bands are outlined, while one picture has solid black stripes.
Choose a difficulty
Coloring Pages
Choose one foal or a small herd
Striped pages vary in workload. One large body gives more room than several smaller animals.
A single foal
Choose this to follow the edges of broad stripes and leave the spaces between them white.
Young Zebra Foal →
Three zebras together
Choose the herd if you want to keep several overlapping striped bodies separate. Work on one animal at a time.
Three Zebras in the Grassland →Preserve the white spaces between stripes
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Charcoal stripes
- 2. Green grass
- 3. White coat spaces
- Fill the existing alternating stripe shapes, mane and tail tuft charcoal. Follow the outlines without adding new stripes.
- Use green on the little grass tufts.
- Leave the spaces between dark stripes white, along with the muzzle and hooves.
The legs and body should still be distinct, with white gaps between the dark bands.
Follow the edge before filling
Trace one stripe from one end to the other. Where shapes join, follow the actual lines rather than forcing every neighboring section into a new alternating pattern.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Choose a single zebra with a simple background, or try a pair, the three-zebra group or a riverbank scene with more objects to color.
Try it together
After coloring, point to the upright mane and tufted tail, then describe how your zebra is moving.