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When in a large herd of a hundred or more zebras, their black and white stripes confuse the predator into thinking where one zebra ends and another begins. This illusion is referred to as “fatigue design” – the patterns are such that animals get exhausted trying to isolate an individual. See the link below for proof of this.
