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Burchell Zebra Photo Album Page 1

HABITAT
Open woodland, scrub and grassland. Strictly dependent on water and rarly moves more than 12km from it. Very widely translocated
HABITS
The main periods of activity and grazing are the cooler early morning and late afternoon. Drinks at least once a day, with a strong preference for clean water. The basic social unit is the breeding herd of a stallion with an average of four or five mares and their foals. Stallions fight viciously for control of females. Zebra males can weigh up to 320kg and females up to 260kg, and their life span is about 20 years.
DIET
Zebra are exclusively grazers.
BREEDING
After a gestation period of 360 to 390 days, one single foal is born. Females reach maturity at 3 years of age.

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Karl Auinger of Austria and PH Jannie Spangenberg with a Burchell Zebra.

William Dailey and Stephen Webster of New Mexico with a Burchell Zebra.

Clifton Bryant of Virginia with a Burchell Zebra.

David Svinarich of Michigan with a Burchell Zebra.

Russel Schultz of Alabama and PH Jannie Spangenberg with a Burchell Zebra.

Hallie White and Al White of Nevada with a Burchell Zebra.

PH Jannie Spangenberg, Louis Saide of Arizona, tracker Conrad and driver Petrus with a Burchell Zebra.

Dan Flowers of North Carolina with a Burchell Zebra.

A hunter from Austria with a Burchell Zebra.

PH Jannie Spangenberg and Glen Innocent of Canada with a Burchell Zebra.

Monique Hensler and Blake Hensler of Texas with a Burchell Zebra.

Karl Auinger, Theresa and Martin Fehringer of Austria with a Burchell Zebra.

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