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Serengeti National Park

Tanzania, East Africa

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Canon 70-200 f4 + Extender Kenko 1.4

 

At first glance they look alike, but they all have different patterns.

Pilanesberg National Park

Northwest Province

South Africa

A small dazzle at the waterhole

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Incredible how many variations of stripes there are.

Two zebras at the Cleveland Zoo having a serious discussion

Aufgenommen im Allwetter-Zoo Münster

ewww... zebra junk. So the one with the junk, on the right-- he's the one who was just born when i left last year. sheesh!! now he's HUGE! and i hear he has a 'tude that rivals that of wilbur's. ooh, equines.

Once endangered, the Cape mountain zebras have staged a great come back, It is now well established in South Africa and its future is assured.

 

in the Ngorongoro crater

Zebra.

 

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Tanzania - Day 3 on the southern Serengeti

Ngorongoro Crater National Park

Tanzania, East Africa

Dublin Zoo.

 

Lens: Sigma 18-200mm f3.5/5.6

Rietvlei - a 3800 hectare nature reserve - is looking magnificent after the recent heavy summer rains and is covered with yellow and purple flowers.

Taken at the Rhino & Lion Nature Reserve in Gauteng, South Africa

 

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Moremi Game Reserve, Okavango Delta, Botswana

 

Humans have long had a fascination with zebras, from failed attempts to domesticise these feisty equids to depictions of their vivid black and white stripes in art, fashion or design. Studies show that the animals are in fact black, with white stripes forming later in development. A San folktale tells how the zebra was white but acquired black stripes as a result of falling into fire sticks after a fight with a baboon. This photograph, taken in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, shows two plains zebras.

A follow up to my last B&W zebra posting with another view of the same herd.

 

Kruger National Park

Mpumalanga

South Africa

 

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Grazing what little grass is left.

Ngorongoro Crater National Park

Tanzania, East Africa

AKA "I hate Monday mornings."

The zebra had in fact just finished a roll in the dust.

 

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These playful/fighting Zebra kicked up quite a bit of dust.

 

Dikhololo

Brits

South Africa

I was trawling through some old images and found this one from a trip to Namibia. I thought these fighting Zebras were worth a viewing.

They are very beautiful, I wished I can get them closely and touched their soft and beautiful skin, they are so strong with lines on their body it's look like have been painted perfectly!

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