The zorse is a strong animal with traces from both its parents.

A zorse is the offspring of a male zebra and a female horse.

Other hybrids include the zorse, a cross between a zebra and a horse.

Like most other animal hybrids, the zorse is sterile.

They stumbled along side by side behind the Qohorik's striped zorse.

In the movie 'Racing Stripes', an animated zorse appears in the alternate ending.

Only the nondepigmented areas will have zebra striping, resulting in a zorse with white patches and striped patches.

Hybrid offspring of a zebra crossed on another equine, term includes the zorse, zony and zedonk.

In captivity, crosses between zebras and other (non-zebra) equines have produced several distinct hybrids, including the zebroid, zeedonk, zony, and zorse.

In the Viva La Bam episode "Groundhogs Day" in the final race, Brandon Dicamillo's sled is a zorse.

Mrs. Zorse, 30, is an advertising sales manager for a group of magazines for parents published by Gruner & Jahr USA in New York.

In Roald Dahl's book Going Solo, he and several other characters speculate on how nice it would be to own a zorse, although they admit it would be difficult to train.

A zorse (more accurately a zony) was born at Eden Ostrich World, Cumbria, England in 2001 after a zebra was left in a field with a Shetland pony.

Such a hybrid of zebra and horse is possible, and just as Nolan said such a crossbreed is called a "Zorse, though the animal shown in the film more closely resembles quagga.

This effect is seen in the zebroid Eclyse (a hebra rather than a zorse) born in Stukenbrock, Germany in 2007 to a zebra mare called Eclipse and a stallion called Ulysses.

It was colored pink, blue, purple and red and on the 'uncommentary' on the DVD seasons of Viva La Bam, Tim Glomb says "If you send me a list of all the episodes where the zorse is I'll give you a dollar".