Can you notice anything unusual about these zebra? Our resident photographer Rio The Photographer has captured a unique sighting - a rare hybrid of the Grevy's zebra and the plains zebra. Interbreeding can occur due to overlapping habitats - when two different species occupy the same geographic area, they may come into contact and potentially mate, producing a hybrid offspring. Wondering how to tell the difference? The hybrid (on the right) has a white underbelly and large ears reminiscent of a

Understanding the Uniqueness of Zebras Why Do Zebras Have Their Black and White Stripes