Grévy's Zebra Trust

Closer to an ass than a horse, the Grevy’s zebra social system is adapted to their arid and semi-arid ecosystem. Breeding males reign over territories averaging 6km² in size, which they have established with the interests of the females in mind: water, forage, and the strength and power of the male to watch out for her safety. Grevys zebra males that have not yet reached sexual maturity are found in bachelor herds.

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Closer to an ass than a horse, the Grevy’s zebra social system is adapted to their arid and semi-arid ecosystem. Breeding males reign over territories averaging 6km² in size, which they have established with the interests of the females in mind: water, forage, and the strength and power of the male to watch out for her safety. Grevys zebra males that have not yet reached sexual maturity are found in bachelor herds.

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