1.9K views · 54 reactions | Grevy zebras (equus grevy).. The largest of the wild zebras is clearly distinguished from any other species because of their size, unique stripes, height and larger ears.. They weight 350-450 kgs and inhabit savanna grasslands in Northern Kenya. VIDEO BY: On Safari with Felix | Discover Africa Wildlife | Facebook

Grevy's zebras (Equus grevyi), the largest and rarest zebra species, known for their narrow, closely spaced stripes and large, rounded ears.They are one of the iconic species of the Samburu National Reserve in Kenya and are considered one of the "Samburu Special Five". They are endangered due to habitat loss, poaching, and competition with livestock, and are the focus of significant conservation efforts. #reels #reelsinstagram #instagram #viral #trending #explore #explorepage #instagood #fyp #lo

Zebra (Equus quagga): These 250cm (8ft) highly social animals are important because they help local ecosystems on the grasslands and savannas of Africa where they live by grazing on dry hardened grass that is too tough for other species (including Wildebeest and Antelopes) to digest. They generally avoid deserts, thick forest and extensive wetlands however would not normally stray more than 30km (18miles) from sources of water. The habitats they depend on are diminishing with human expansion. #z