Mountain zebra

The mountain zebra is a striped horse native to the rocky hills of southwestern Africa. It comes in two varieties: one roams South Africa's mountains, while the other prefers the dry slopes of Namibia and Angola. Unlike plains zebras, it has a neat grid-like stripe pattern and a flap of skin under its throat called a dewlap.

• Has a distinctive dewlap (skin flap) under its neck
• Stripes form a tighter grid pattern than other zebras
• Two subspecies live in separate parts of southern Africa