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PHOTOS: Rare-Colored Zebra Foal Sighted in Kenya

PHOTOS: Rare-Colored Zebra Foal Sighted in Kenya

Photos of a rare-colored zebra foal that was recently sighted in Kenya have gone viral on social media.

The pictures of the foal were captured at Maasai Mara Game Reserve by tour guide-turned-photographer Antony Tira, according to Daily Nation.

The images were first shared on Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservancies Association’s Facebook page on Saturday.

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“At first I thought it was a zebra that had been captured and painted or marked for purposes of migration. I was confused when I first saw it,” Tira told the Nation.

Tira said the foal was hardly a week old when he photographed it. He said young zebra has a melanin disorder.

FOAL

Matira Camp Wildlife specialist Parmale Lemein indicated that there has never been any recorded case of such a rare zebra in Maasai Mara Game Reserve.

Lemein added that none of the zebra with such a condition in other game parks in Africa has survived for over six months after birth.

Photos of the unique-looking animal have widely been shared on social media platforms by online users.

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  1. JustMeSep 17, 2019

    ...so beautiful

  2. AnnoSep 17, 2019

    To me those are Christmas lights the poor animal is wearing (to look something else).

  3. Guest #13Sep 17, 2019

    That is a curse! That is a bad omen where I come from.

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