Striped Butt To Butt. The Grevy’s Zebra Is The Largest Living Wild Equid. It Can Be Distinguished From Other Species Of Zebra By Its Larger Ears And Narrower Stripes. Vertical Stripes Cover Most Of The Head And Body, With The Exception Of The Belly, Which Is White. They Have A Mane That Extends To The Length Of The Back And Shortens When They Reach Adulthood. There Is No Difference Between The Sexes.found In Southern, Eastern Ethiopia And Northern Kenya. Their Habitat Is Sub-Desert, Plains And Arid Open Bushed Grasslands. Located Here At The Toronto Zoo, Ontario Canada

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