Chapman's Zebra

Chapman's zebras are special because they have faint brownish 'shadow stripes' between their main black stripes. These stripes are like camouflage, making it super hard to tell one zebra from another when they're all together in a group! They live in herds in grasslands, and usually, a herd has about 6-7 zebras, including one male, a few females, and their babies.

Classification Order: Perissodactyla, Family: Equidae
Habitat Eastern to Southern Africa
Body Length 2-2.5m
Weight 230-360 kg