Same in Spain.... ...hmm... looking at the other comments it seems like it's the same pretty much everyone so the correct message should be: "DID YOU KNOW american people call zebra crossings wait for it crosswalks".

Same in Germany. "Zebrastreifen"

same in Germany... Zebra Streifen

Same in Romania

Same in the Netherlands ! Zebra pad= zebra way

same in serbia

Same in Spain

Wait what.. I'm originally Canadian but I had no idea that zebra crossings was a weird thing in America!

Same here in Indonesia we call them zebra cross

same in germany

Possibly because we invented the things. And they have black and white stripes. We also have a series of other tenuously animal themed crossings like the Pelicon (pedestrian light control), Toucan (combined pedestrian and cycle path crossing), Pegasus (bridleway crossing with a high level request button), etc etc...

We also have pelican crossings

So, after reading the comments, literally the only place that DOESN'T call them Zebra something or other ... is the USA !

Hungary simply says zebra

Not just zebras, but a menagerie of traffic light crossings. First up was the Pelican (technically PELICON - Pedestrian Light Controlled), then came the Puffin (Pedestrian User Friendly - the red/green men are on the button panel so you're looking towards oncoming traffic and can check it's stopped before crossing, while sensors will only change the lights if there's someone waiting, and if so will wait until they've crossed before changing back). We also have the Toucan (Two Can - pedestrians and cyclists) and Pegasus (no acronym here, just a way of keeping the flying creature theme for pedestrians + mounted horse riders, complete with high level controls).

In Croatia too.. Just "zebra" :)

Same in South Africa

Same in South Africa.

Does the stoplight have a zebra on it.

Zebra Crossings are a specific type of crossing. We also have Pelican Crossings, Toucan Crossings and Puffin Crossings. All different.

Zebrastripes in Germany

Even in Malta we call it zebra crossing.

And not pronounced zee bra pronounced zeb rah

In México we kind of do that, Cruce de zebra or Cruce peatonal, we call it both ways.

Obvious ? It’s black and white.

Same in Romania.

*Imagines zebras crossing zebra crossings* :D