Information Zebra's are more active in daylight, spending nights preferably on short pasture relatively safe from ambush. Zebras graze individually an hour or so at a time at night but move about very little. Resting zebras often sleep soundly, but at least one herd member remains standing and alert. At daybreak in warm weather, herds begin filing to pastures of longer grass and may cover over 10 mi (17 km) before settling for another night. Mass movements between pastures and sleeping grounds, and to water at midday, are also peaks of social activity; stallions in bachelor herds are especially active and entertaining to watch.

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