Photo by: Umarella - Known to be the largest of the Zebra species, the grevy’s zebras are native to the northern part of Kenya. They have the largest ears and peculiar strips which are taller and more narrow compared to the other zebras. These species of zebras have been recorded to go until five days without even taking a drop of water. They also have a mule-like appearance and can run at 40mph. Gain more knowledge about these interesting species by requesting a safari at info@umarellavoyagesafaris.com #wildlife #kenyasafaritours #tourwithus #umarellavoyagesafaris #instatravel #activeadventures #kenyawildlifeservice #wildlifesafaris

Known to be the largest of the Zebra species, the grevy’s zebras are native...

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22 Apr 2022

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