Adapted from Natural History, March 2015.

The Food and Agricultural Organization provides the most accurate data on African predator distribution.

The Food and Agricultural Organization developed a computer model that shows the geographic distribution of certain zebra populations.

Brenda Larison and her research team worked closely with the Food and Agricultural Organization in order to model the geographical distribution of lions, tsetse flies, and zebras.

Data from the Food and Agricultural Organization helped Brenda Larison and her research team to disqualify one hypothesis about zebra stripes.

Food and Agricultural Organization statistics suggest that predators and biting flies rarely inhabit the same geographical area.