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Different Species and Subspecies of Zebra

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Grevy's is the largest.

Hartman's Mountain is the smallest. They're the ones I used to work with.

The Quagga is technically extinct, but since it was a descendant and subspecies of Burchell's, Burchell's individuals still have the genes that created the Quagga. Scientists are now selecting those individuals among the Burchell's herds that have the most Quagga-like markings, and breeding them together. They're on their 3rd or 4th generation now, and are producing individuals that are starting to look like the Quagga.
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Watchman
Watchman

Wow, thanks' Heidi, I never realize there were so many different species of Zebras. All of them are beautiful and unique. ;-)

Isaly2
Isaly2

I had no idea there were that many species of Zebra presently or extinct. Thanks for the information....

Surreal_Heidi
Surreal_Heidi

The Grevy's is one species with no subspecies. The 2 Mountain Zebras are another species. All others are subspecies of the Burchell's proper. That includes the Quagga.

Kat711
Kat711

Verrrrwee interesting! Thank you!

Surreal_Heidi
Surreal_Heidi

This diagram makes them look like they're all about the same size. There is a big difference in sizes between the different species.

Bubble
Bubble

Always surprising how many subspecies there are for every animal group. ♪♥♥♫

Surreal_Heidi
Surreal_Heidi

The extinct Quagga is being recreated using the same gene pool that created it.

hippo
hippo

Someof these are extinct? I thought the Quagga went extinct in the 19th century...

GojuRyu

Thank you.

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