History buffs know the image well: a score of U.S. fighter planes sporting the now-iconic black and white stripes across their wings soaring over Normandy as the Allies mounted one of the most ...

Inspired by previous ruses – including dogs painted black and white to look like pandas – bosses said they were desperate to increase the number of visitors through the gates.

A zoo allegedly painted donkeys black and white to look like zebras. METRO After a heated debate about the animals, park representatives told the outlet that the paint job was a marketing strategy.

The Allied forces' decision to paint black and white stripes across the top and bottom of their wings was a fratricide preventative measure born of one of the largest friendly fire disasters of ...