I don't think I've ever seen an Akro Popeye Box with just Sparklers or Oxbloods in it, but I'll bet more than one Mom filled them with whatever was on the floor.
I think a "blue zebra" would have opaque white base glass with opaque blue striping - like a Zebra, but blue - not sure there is a named one though. Your little pretty has a transparent blue base glass with white striping for the ribbons/vanes.
I think the OP marble is in the Tootsie Roll family but the ideal is quite a bit more bold. Here's one from the https://www.peltiermarbles.info/ site (looks like @cheese's background?).
Basically, a transparent amber six-ribbon Multicolor Rainbo/Swirl structure with salmon/orange and white striping glass.
@akroorka @Melissa Nice examples, Art, thanks for showing them. I'm sticking with something other than Akro for the OP - too many ribbon ends and the colors look very different to me. Maybe different Akro examples would convince me otherwise, but there are a few things about this marble that make me think Vacor too.
@Melissa Yes, bifurcated is when there are two distinctly different base glasses on opposite halves of the marble. In your marble, the light brown/tan color on the one side of the marble is produced by color "leaking out" from and between the two darker ribbons that border the area. I think the base is off for a Copperhead and the striping pattern doesn't look right to earn a Wood designation either, IMO.
The blue one is interesting, it looks a bit closer to a "transitional" to me - sort of unusual cut-off, IMO. In addition, I'm not sure I see facets on either - the second looks like a ground pontil?
As always, hoping to learn something here.