6K views · 321 reactions | Book your next Wildside Tour and experience being surrounded by some of the most endangered animals in the world like the Grevy’s zebra, which numbers fewer than 3,000 in their native range. Learn more about these incredible species and how we’re working to help protect their future! https://reservations.thewilds.org/Info.aspx?EventID=1 | The Wilds | Facebook

We’ve got just what you need to start the week strong: a video of a female zebra showing off her soccer chops. The ball is offered as an enrichment opportunity to the Grevy’s zebra. 📸 Director of Corporate Alliances Debra Rosenberg | Lincoln Park Zoo

Grevy’s zebra foal Nova made her entry into the world on December 31, 2018! The New Year’s Eve babe was born to mom Laila and dad Dewy and weighed 99 pounds. At just over a week old on Tuesday, she was kickin’ up her heels as she made her debut at Red Rocks. The endangered Grevy’s zebra is facing extinction in the wild. The Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Institute Center for Conservation in the Horn of Africa supports conservation of the Grevy’s zebra and other unique species in that region. | Saint L

One species of Zebra, the Grevy’s Zebra, have declined 50% over the last 18 years! 🦓 The biggest threat to zebra populations are: ✅Habitat loss from ranching and farming ✅Competition for #water with livestock ✅Drought, which is getting worse due to #ClimateChange! We need to take urgent #ClimateAction to save the #wildlife! Learn more at: https://unccelearn.org/ | UN CC:Learn

#BBZeeBee is here 🦓🎉 Tori, a ten-year-old female endangered Grevy's zebra (Equus grevyi), gave birth to a healthy foal in the early morning hours on Tuesday December 1, 2020 weighing 52.1 kilograms… and it’s a boy! This is the fourth foal for mom Tori and the fifth for dad Jake, a thirteen-year-old male. This foal, born as part of the Grevy's zebra Species Survival Plan (SSP), will help to increase Jake’s underrepresented genetics within the population. Both mom and foal are doing well. The Gr

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