Watch how gracefully Zoo Boise’s zebra shakes its mane. #FunFact - Zebras have a pad of fat under their mane that keeps it standing straight up. Learn more about Grevy’s zebras on our website at https://zooboise.org/animals/grevys-zebra/. | Zoo Boise

We are excited to announce our most recent addition! A Grevy's Zebra born overnight to mother, Makena, and father, Mosi. This is the 4th Grevy’s Zebra born at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. We will be learning more about this little one tomorrow after its neonatal exam. The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens proudly supports the Grevy's Zebra Trust as they work to conserve the endangered Grevy’s zebra within its existing range through monitoring, active protection, the aid of local communities and

AW: A newborn Grevy's zebra was spotting trotting alongside her mom Adia at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Illinois recently. The zoo said the female baby was born on August 21 and was able to run just an hour after birth. The zoo also added the birth is notable because Grevy's zebras are endangered with less than 2,000 of the species left in the wild. https://ktvo.com/ | KTVO

Happy International Zebra Day! 🦓 Meet Opal and Topaz, our two Grevy’s zebras here at DZCA. At 22 years old, these girls are considered geriatric, and their care is all about supporting healthy aging, from regular weigh-ins and specialized nutrition to positive-reinforcement training that helps with hoof care and medical checkups. Grevy’s zebras are the largest zebra species, known for their narrow stripes, white bellies, and big mule-like ears. They’re also Endangered in the wild due to habitat

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