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Veterinarian Discusses Zebra Health And Needs

When visiting Fossil Rim, you may have seen zebras, but what goes into make sure they are healthy? The vast majority of Fossil Rim guests who saw zebras encountered the ...READ MORE

Veterinarian Discusses Zebra Health And Needs

Zebras Roam Fossil Rim’s Game Preserve

There are three types of equids, or mammals of the horse family, at Fossil Rim, but you are most likely to encounter the Hartmann’s mountain zebras. They roam the Game ...READ MORE

Zebras Roam Fossil Rim’s Game Preserve

Zebras prospering in Grevy’s Pasture

When visitors think of zebras at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, they are going to envision Hartmann’s mountain zebras the overwhelming majority of the time. After all, there are eight mountain ...READ MORE

Zebras prospering in Grevy’s Pasture

Two Grevy’s foals thriving at Fossil Rim

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center’s Grevy’s zebra herd welcomed two new additions this year! An endangered zebra species, the Grevy’s live behind our vet clinic, as opposed to in a primary ...READ MORE

Two Grevy’s foals thriving at Fossil Rim

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 entity, specializing in captive breeding programs for indigenous and exotic endangered and threatened species.

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