An unusually high number—an estimated 5 percent—of plains zebra living near Uganda’s Lake Mburo were abnormally striped. https://t.co/FPeQhAxlYD

— National Geographic Magazine (@NatGeoMag) January 22, 2021

Anyone can tell you that zebras have black and white stripes. But spotted and oddly patterned zebras are emerging — and may be a warning for the species’ future. (via @_lindsayp for @NatGeo) https://t.co/lLJBZEhtx8 pic.twitter.com/xfcpg97EMI

— Apple News (@AppleNews) January 22, 2021

Animals with abnormal coat patterns may be inbred, “dramatic evidence” of how habitat fragmentation can harm wildlife, a new study says. @NatGeo https://t.co/wb926E9Jwy

— WildAid Africa (@WildAidAfrica) January 22, 2021

https://t.co/Rt2vaanhpT via @MailOnline

— Deirdre Walsh (@magicdmw) January 24, 2021