❤️🦓 What’s black, white and adorable all over? Our Hartmann’s mountain zebra colt! Born July 2 at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, he is melting our ungulate team’s hearts with his playfulness and curiosity. | Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

Cleaning a Shaggy Zebra RUG | Mountain Rug Cleaning

Happy International Zebra Day! 🦓 International Zebra Day is celebrated annually on the last day of January. This day highlights the 3 species of Zebra - The Grevy's zebra, the Plains zebra and the Mountain zebra.This day also raises awareness about the threats faced by wild zebras and conservation practices required to help maintain healthy zebra populations. Zebras, known for their unique black and white striped patterns, are popular animals often featured in movies, stories, cartoons and illu

Ahead of International Zebra Day, we’re diving into the world of Africa’s striped icon! 🦓 Ever wondered why zebras have stripes? Some scientists think it could be to help regulate their body temperature, while others believe they help deter flies or confuse predators - the mystery continues! Watch on to learn more fun facts. 👀 With three types of zebras, including the vulnerable mountain zebra and endangered Grevy's zebra, conservation efforts are crucial. Zebras face many threats, from habita