What are the results of hybridization of wild horses and zebras? How many zebras do you know about the African savannah? A long time ago, in the Ethiopian highlands to the southern tip of the Cape of Good Hope, there were three species of zebras living in the African savannah! Europeans first called them "Tiger Horses". The Grievy zebra inhabits the desert north of Mount Kenya. A small number of mountain zebras are protected in southern Africa. The Bourjo zebra is the most widely distributed zebra in central and West Africa! The Burgundy zebra has a branch called the Kwajia, which is very characteristic in appearance, and they only have stripes on the head and neck! They were first discovered by German colonists and were hunted in large numbers because they could make beautiful leather bags. Around 1880, the Kwajia zebra finally became extinct! Zebras are social animals, and when they enjoy aquatic plants, they will send "sentries" to guard. Sometimes they move with ostriches, and long-necked ostriches spot approaching carnivores such as lions in advance. There is an absolutely rare picture here, it is the descendants of a wild horse and a zebra! The Ancient Roman Empire once displayed African zebras in amphitheaters. They also want to raise zebras in Europe. However, hybrid zebras are unable to fab zhi offspring because of genetic problems! Isn't this very similar to a mule? This set of images was published in the September 1960 issue of National Geographic magazine! The Deep World Book Fair of Confucius Subnet has many original English magazines worth recommending! Happy Reading! Long live zebras! @Zebra Toys @ Zebra Consumption @ Zebra Nursery @ Zebra Theatre @ Zebra Reading @ Zebra PS @ Zebra Creative @ Zebra Highlights @ Technology Zebra @ Zebra Micro Lesson @ Zebra Micro Lesson @ Zebra Animation Dubbing @ Zebra Vision @ Toutiao Travel @ Toutiao Zoo #Zebra # #Animal # # Wonderful Animal # @ World Animal Protection Association @ Animal Protection Fielder # Animal Protection # #Reading # #哪个瞬间让你觉得读书很重要 #
