Mountain zebra mare with a zebroid foal sired by a Somali wild ass By: Unknown photographer From: The Empire of Equus 1974

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Mountain zebra mare with a zebroid foal sired by a Somali wild ass By: Unknown photographer From: The Empire of Equus 1974

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Have you seen the Hartmann's mountain zebra (Equus zebra hartmannae)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
Mountain Zebra
Habitat: Savannah & mountain grasslands
Strengths:
Large teeth which can deliver a strong bite
Powerful hind legs
Can run up to 64 kph (40 mph)
Good sense of smell, hearing and eyesight; and excellent night vision
Weaknesses:
Smaller than plains zebras, with a shoulder height of 150 cm (59 in) and a weight of 372 kg (820 lb)
Photo by Nigel Dennis
Hartmann's mountain zebra
Equus zebra hartmannae
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definitely one of my favorite photos of all time, i love equids so much ♥️
最近神奈川県には日本でみられるシマウマの全種がいると知りました
横浜にはグレビーとグラントがいて、ここにはヤマシマウマがいるんですね
嬉しいね
この背骨のような模様がいいよね
@夢見ヶ崎動物公園
I recently learned that Kanagawa Prefecture has all the species of zebras can see in Japan.
Gravy's zebra and Plains zebra are in Yokohama city, and this Mountain zebra is in this city, Kawasaki.
I like the spine-like pattern on this zebra.
@Yumemigasaki Zoological Park

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My favourite Equines
It's estimated that more than 700,000 individual common zebras live in the wild; https://visitafrica.site/zebras-in-africa.html
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