Grevy’s zebras are native to Ethiopia and northern Kenya. The species is on the decline, however, and used to also be found across Eritrea, Djibouti, and Somalia. While plains zebras require ...

Plains zebras are small and numerous ... 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.

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.

Corrections: An earlier version of this video showed an image of a Grevy's zebra when referring to hunting. We corrected this to show a plains zebra, which can be hunted legally in the US.

The plains zebra is the most common and widespread of the three recognised zebra species. With that unmistakable black-and-white striped hair, theyhttp://'+location ...