Show us your zebras...

[Panthera Pardus]

It is very interesting . Even the scientists are in disagreement about some of the classifications.

[Wild Dogger]

 

Stallion in the Ngorongoro Crater

[Soukous]

 

 

 

Cape Mountain Zebra, Swartberg Wildlife Reserve, Western Cape

[Soukous]

 

[Soukous]

2 zebra stallions going at in in Addo

 

[Game Warden]

I know that there are some great zebra pics out there just waiting to be uploaded... how about some Grevy's for instance?

[Treepol]

These 2 were taken at Okaukuejo Waterhole, Etosha NP in August 2012

 

 

 

Etosha NP, 2008

 

 

Serengeti, 2008

 

 

 

Lake Nakuru NP, 2005

 

 

 

[Soukous]

Cape Mountain Zebras on the Welgevonden Reserve in Western Cape

 

[Soukous]

Cape Mountain Zebra brosing amongst the fynbos.

Klein Karoo

 

[Soukous]

Cape Mountain Zebra

Swartberg Private Wildlife Reserve, Klein Karoo

 

[Soukous]

Taken at Vlei Pan, Madikwe, on our way out of the reserve. It was around midday and the waterhole was heaving. Just about every animal imaginable put in an appearance.

 

[Soukous]

Cape Mountain Zebra in the Klein Karoo, looking for fresh green shoots amongst the burnt stuff

 

[Morkel Erasmus]

Nice pics, folks!

 

Zebras at sunrise near Nebrownii waterhole in Etosha, Namibia.

[Morkel Erasmus]

Zebras at dawn in Mana Pools...how's that light?

On foot, of course!

[Tdgraves]

@@Morkel Erasmus - I only seem to be able to see the left hand side of your recent photos - nice though they are, maybe a problem with the uploading?? everyone elses' are ok

[Game Warden]

@@Tdgraves all displaying ok at the HQ...

[Morkel Erasmus]

@@Tdgraves monitor resolution perhaps?

[Tdgraves]

Fine onthe iPad...

[Johnmac]

 

 

 

Selenkay Conservancy. Porini Adventure Camp.

 

 

[JohnT]

Fantastic light there at ManaPools Morkel.

This is Etosha, near Okaukuejo. The tattoo artist clearly fell asleep! I believe he's been spotted (?) a few times.

The second shot is Rietvlkei Dam near Pretoria, at sunrise.

 

 

[Game Warden]

@@JohnT that's a very unusual zebra. Do you know more about it?

[Sar4h]

I was going to ask the same Matt! I have never seen a zebra like that before.

Is it a different kind or just a reeeaally massive "birth mark" of some sort?....

[Morkel Erasmus]

Seems a regular thing in Etosha - check out the foal in my Etosha sunrise shot higher up in the thread - looks the same!

Think it's just a genetic thing in a certain line of zebras. Pigmentation variation.

 

@@JohnT @@Sar4h

[JohnT]

@@Game Warden; @@Sar4h

I can only imagine that, similar to the one that JD5000 posted, this is some sort of genetic throw back, perhaps similar to what causes albino specimens in other species.

[Sar4h]

All very interesting! I wonder if they have more difficult surviving in the wild... Predators are very clever and will go for weaker pray - I wonder if they see this as a weakness. Nature continues to fascinate!