This is such an interesting way to start. I also always thought zebra stripes were just for camouflage. You are right, nature never creates anything without a purpose and the smallest details often have the most fascinating secrets. Now you made me curious, what was the reason you found in that discussion?
AnonymousOct 18, 2026▲ 4
hi! I don't know if it's just a coincidence, but I have published an article too on this topic earlier today. what you've written is not an exact copy of mine, but you have taken the same points and spoken about the same topics too, which makes me feel like it's copied. please feel free to ignore this if its genuinely just a coincidence, but if not I don't appreciate others copying my work. using it as inspiration is perfectly okay, I'd just like to be credited for it too, or link the original work in this case. thanks!
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Back to the entryThis is such an interesting way to start. I also always thought zebra stripes were just for camouflage. You are right, nature never creates anything without a purpose and the smallest details often have the most fascinating secrets. Now you made me curious, what was the reason you found in that discussion?
hi! I don't know if it's just a coincidence, but I have published an article too on this topic earlier today. what you've written is not an exact copy of mine, but you have taken the same points and spoken about the same topics too, which makes me feel like it's copied. please feel free to ignore this if its genuinely just a coincidence, but if not I don't appreciate others copying my work. using it as inspiration is perfectly okay, I'd just like to be credited for it too, or link the original work in this case. thanks!
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