VOICED: Sobreviviran las cebras Grevy?

Grevy's zebras, once abundant in Africa, now face a significant population decline due to hunting and habitat encroachment. These zebras are adapted to arid environments, needing water only every five days. However, competition with livestock for resources has further endangered them. Conservation efforts, including community involvement and the creation of reserves, aim to stabilize their population. The success of these efforts will be clearer after the upcoming census.

What makes Grevy's zebras distinct from other zebras?

• They have thicker stripes and smaller ears.

• They have thinner stripes and larger ears.

• They are smaller in size and have a longer tail.

• They have a unique diet compared to other zebras.

What was a major reason for the decline in Grevy's zebra population 30 years ago?

• Hunting for trophies and meat

• Diseases

• Natural disasters

• Lack of food resources

How often do Grevy's zebras need to drink water?

• Once a week

• Every five days

• Every two days

• Every day

What is one of the main challenges Grevy's zebras face in their habitat?

• Predation by lions

• Competition with livestock for resources

• Lack of shelter

• Extreme weather conditions

How are local communities benefiting from the conservation of Grevy's zebras?

• By using zebras for farming

• By selling zebra products

• Through increased hunting opportunities

• Through tourism bringing in money