Meet Lola - an endangered zebra that has been born at West Midland Safari Park. The Grevy's zebra was born during the early hours of 17 March at the attraction in Bewdley, Worcestershire.

While plains zebras require habitats with lots of water and wild asses need nearly none, the Grevy’s zebra’s needs lie somewhere in between. The species has been documented going up to five ...

And then there’s the Grevy’s zebra. A mature Grevy’s stallion doesn’t seek to command a herd of females—he stakes out some land. Ideally, he claims a territory that has some nice food ...

Grevy’s Zebra is endangered hence the need for a census ... Babies are also welcome here — the owners also have a baby — and children are encouraged to share toys and play areas.

The largest wild equid is the long-legged endangered Grevy's zebra. They are also taller, have larger ears, and their stripes are narrower than plains zebras. They are the zebras' largest species.

In 1882, the Abyssinian Emperor thought the zebra so majestic that he gave one to French President Jules Grévy ( 1879-1887 ), hence the reference to the ‘imperial zebra’. The Grevy’s zebra ...