1.1K views · 72 reactions | 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 | Facebook

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