Typical pose of zebras grazing. Mother and her foal in front of the beautiful backdrop of Lewa Conservation area in Kenya. Gr?vy Zebras are a rare kind to be found in the wild still.
The Grévy Zebra is the largest and most endangered species of zebra. It’s tall, has large ears and its stripes are narrower than with other zebras. It can survive up to 5 days without water. The Grévy zebra does not live in harems. Male territoriality and mother-foal relationships form the basis of their social system.
I love this picture of the mother and foal as they really showed me a very strong relationship. Their playful bonding games and their caring nature for each other was a pleasure to watch and reminded me of early parenting with our own children. The mother and foal standing close to each other giving shelter and protection for each other, reflects for me this special social bond.

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