Meet Izara, Singapore Zoo's new zebra foal


Singapore's Zoo latest addition is an endangered Grevy's zebra foal born on Sept 30.- MANDAI WILDLIFE GROUP

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The Singapore Zoo welcomed its first Grevy's zebra foal on Sept 30.

Born to a pair of six-year-old zebras, father Desta and mother Kolle, Izara, as the foal has been named, is the latest addition to a pack of five Grevy's zebras - the largest and most endangered zebra species.

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