A zebra crossing is the official name for certain kinds of crosswalks in England and the rest of the U.K. But how did they get their quirky name?

Zebra crossings at Sector 21 and 25 dividing road, gate number 4 of Noida Stadium, and the Adobe building in Sector 24 have been painted in white and purple stripes.

Wait, there are zebra patterns ahead! No, we aren’t talking about zebra crossings, we are talking about the hidden zebra in the image. Can you find the hidden zebra?

NAGPUR: The brand new zebra crossings on two sides of the busy Samvidhan Square is getting a lot of attention. Instead of the traditional colours of zebra, white and black, these markings combine ...

KAMPALA - A Zebra crossing is a marking on the road with white and black used by pedestrians to cross the road, and motorists are supposed to reduce speed to allow pedestrians cross the road ...

The Winey Zebra, a black-and-white mocha infused with red wine, galloped onto Tōv’s menu in February ahead of Valentine’s Day, and will likely trot away by the end of the month.

Can a zebra change its stripes? Er, no. But for the first time in the city, two zebra crossings' colours have been changed to red and white. The MMRDA has introduced them on roads in the Bandra ...

This pedestrian crossing in Serbia jumbles up the usual arrangement of black and white stripes. The zebra crossing was commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina in Novi Sad for ...

Few things in space are simply black and white — but this bizarre rock certainly is. NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover discovered a strange black-and-white rock unlike anything seen on Mars ...

As the camera pans a zebra crossing being painted by the New Delhi Municipal Council, the question of how often our motorists respect this sign vis-a-vis pedestrians on the roads comes up ...

Traditionally, a zebra crossing was defined as a pedestrian crossing marked by flashing amber beacons with alternate black and white stripes across the road and other road markings.

Sometimes black and white is just so 2014. The organisers of the recent pride event in the town of Totnes in south Devon certainly think so. After the success of having a temporary rainbow ...