Esther's photos with the keyword: zebra

Ol Pejeta Conservancy Kenya AIMG 4995

Grevy's Zebras can be distinguished from common zebras by their narrow stripes, big ears and white bellies. AIMG 8253

The watering hole at Kilaguni Lodge in Tsavo West National Park attracts many animals. It was too dark for my camera to record the zebra, but it picked up their reflection in the water. Sunday Challenge: Mysterious AIMG 9345

Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve AIMG 8194

"Grevy’s zebra can be distinguished by their thinner stripes, larger bodies, white bellies, and bigger, rounder ears. Aside from their physical differences, the two species also have remarkably different social structures. Plains zebra’s social interactions are characterized by relatively stable harems (or groups of females with a male), whereas Grevy’s zebra have much more tenuous social relationships, with loosely associated females passing through different males’ territories." blog.wcs.org/photo/2014/12/15/different-stripes-for-different-species-zebra-kenya Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve AIMG 8203

"Grevy’s zebra can be distinguished by their thinner stripes, larger bodies, white bellies, and bigger, rounder ears. Aside from their physical differences, the two species also have remarkably different social structures. Plains zebra’s social interactions are characterized by relatively stable harems (or groups of females with a male), whereas Grevy’s zebra have much more tenuous social relationships, with loosely associated females passing through different males’ territories." blog.wcs.org/photo/2014/12/15/different-stripes-for-different-species-zebra-kenya Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve AIMG 8208

Zebras under an acacia tree Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve Kenya AIMG 4828

Plains zebra Maasai Mara, Kenya LIMG 1832

Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya LIMG 1442

Female impala and plains zebra at Sweetwaters Tented Camp - Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya LIMG 1351

Plains zebra at Sweetwaters Tented Camp - Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya LIMG 1350

The endangered Grévy's zebra can be distinguished from the common plains zebra in a number of ways. It has large ears, a white, nonstriped belly and a brown muzzle. SIMG 3047

The endangered Grévy's zebra can be distinguished from the common plains zebra in a number of ways. It has large ears, a white, nonstriped belly and a brown muzzle. IMG 1307

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Zebra shark - Sydney Aquarium Juvenile zebra sharks have stripes. As they age, they become spotted. AIMG 8169

Tarangire, Tanzania AAfrica.2 2006 554

Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya AAfrica.2 2006 115

Is it my imagination or are these zebras forming the pattern of an inverted "Z"? This photo was taken in the Serengeti, Tanzania and features some amazingly literate zebras. AAfrica.4 2006 304