This is the Grevy's zebra, an endangered species with under 2,000 in their native habitat. Did you know Grevy's are the largest of the zebra species? With adult males reaching over 900 lbs and 4 to 5 feet tall. 🦓🤯 Take some time for #internationalzebraday and get to know the 3 different species of zebra. And get acquainted with the most endangered of the group, the Grevy's zebra. | Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

The Grevy's zebra is the largest of the equidae family and are only found in Kenya and Ethiopia. It is an endangered species with a population of about 2000 recorded. ICYMI: Twende Nanyuki - https://bit.ly/3Gjv0GP | NTV Kenya

Little stripes, big personality. 🦓 Since her birth last month, we’ve loved watching our little Grevy's zebra foal explore her new world at Singapore Zoo's Wild Africa! Every day she gets a little bolder, showing off that unique personality and finding her stride. From those oversized ears to her perfectly tiny hooves, she’s officially stolen the show. ✨ Fun Fact: Did you know that no two zebras have the same stripe pattern? This little one’s "barcode" is as unique as a human fingerprint! 📍 Wil

Every Grevy’s zebra sighting reminds us of what’s possible when people and wildlife share the land with care. We step into this new week with gratitude for the land, the Grevy's zebra, and the communities that protect them. #GrevyZebraTrust #MondayHope #GrevyZebra #ConservationTogether #StartWithGratitude | Grevy's Zebra Trust

In northern Kenya, the Grevy's Zebra Trust came up with a program to help local female Masai trackers better understand the routes Grevy's zebras use. | East Africa Daily

Did you know? The Grevy’s zebra occupies the niche between the water-dependent plains zebra and the arid-adapted wild ass, living in arid and semi-arid habitat comprised of grass and shrubland with permanent water available. You can see them yourself if you participate in the Great Grevy's Rally at the end of this month! Learn more at https://www.grevyszebratrust.org/great-grevys-rally/! | Grevy's Zebra Trust