A zebra at the Chyulu Hills National Park in Kenya was spotted with tiny foal by a Zebra’s side. It had stripes, but they weren’t dark and barely covered her body.
When the staff at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust inspected the foal, they discovered it wasn’t a zebra, but a Zonkey.
Sharing photos of what has been referred to as a “zonkey”, the group wrote:
“It’s a Zonkey!
“We’re happy to report that mum and baby are thriving,” said the rescue group in a news release. “Their new home is in an area that isn’t plagued by heavy predation and thanks to the lush conditions, water and grass plentiful it is a good place to call home.”
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