Hartmann's Mountain Zebra

Habitat
Dry, stony mountains and hills, with suitable grazing areas.
Wild Diet
Tufted grass, bark, leaves, fruit and roots.
Behaviour
Mountain zebra prefer to live in small groups of 7-12 individuals. They are agile climbers, able to live in arid conditions in steep mountainous country.
Breeding
A single foal is born after a gestation of 11.5 months (350 days).
Threats
Habitat degradation and hunting for skin.
Conservation
Some populations are protected in national parks. There is a European Endangered species Programme (EEP) for this zebra as well as co-operative management of zoo populations world-wide.

.jpg?w=400&h=200&zc=1&hash=b1b028783cfa62af23cab37619ae4bfb)
INFORMATION
- Latin Name: Equus zebra hartmannae
- Class: Mammals
- Order: Perissodactyla
- Family: Equidae
- Conservation status: Vulnerable



BE THE FIRST TO KNOW!
If you'd like to stay informed of new products, events and special offers then please join our mailing lists.
SIGNUP HERE