Man, the pullback by that zebra when the other one threw hooves was incredible. It was like it had Spidey sense. Watch it on .25x speed. It's like watching Andersen Zebra vs Zebra Adesanya!
@@mitchellulrich930 No they are separate species. Hartmann’s is a subspecies of the Mountain Zebra, whereas Burchell’s is a subspecies of the Plains Zebra.
Actually, there are three basic kinds of zebra: mountain cebras, plains zebras and Grevy zebra. The Hartmamn zebra here (the troll one) belongs to the mountain zebras kind, as the bucherlli's zebra belongs to the plains zebras kind. Mostly of the zebra species belong to the plains zebras kind, and they're the usual kind in TV... Grevy's are the biggest ones and they just live in the half north Africa, and mountain zebras happen to be the smallest ones.
They were fighting because they have different coloring. One of them has white stripes on a brown/black background and the other has brown/black stripes on a white background.
I was wondering how much of that was actually play and not aggression. There is a Hartmann's that hangs out with a group of Burchell's and they usually get along fine.
I find it fascinating that animals can tell when a variant of their own species is near. It's not like they can look in a mirror to see what they look like to tell they are slightly different.
Idk if I’d use the word “variant” Hartmann’s zebra and burchell’s zebras are two different species, Hartmann’s being a subspecies of the mountain zebra and burchells a subspecies of the plains zebra. It’s like saying donkeys are a variant of a horse, they aren’t, but they’re in the same genus but they are separate species.
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In this case it's part of the body language saying: "I am not completely at ease, this situation is stressful". In other cases, for example, if it was just a few lazy "wags" it could be just removing the flies.
Equids are a family of odd-toed hoofed mammals currently native to Asia and Africa, there are eight extant species within a single extant genus with three subgenera, living equids range in size from the perdjie to the grevy's zebra, the eight living equid species are the Kiang (Equus (Asinus) kiang), the Onager (Equus (Asinus) hemionus), the Perdjie (Equus (Asinus) africanus (cladistically including the Domestic Donkey (Equus (Asinus) africanus domesticus))), the Takhi (Equus (Equus) przewalskii), the Tarpan (Equus (Equus) ferus (cladistically including the Domestic Horse (Equus (Equus) ferus caballus))), the Mountain Zebra (Equus (Hippotigris) zebra), the Plains Zebra (Equus (Hippotigris) burchellii), and the Grevy's Zebra (Equus (Hippotigris) grevyi).
Бурчеллова зебра отличается от горной зебры Хартмана отсутствием «подгрудника», характерной выпуклости на шее, и узора в виде решётки на крупе. Из Википедии
All equine enjoy rolling in the dirt and mud. They love it, in fact. Our horses are always up for a good roll around. It's referred to as a "dirt bath". Other herd animals are also fond of dirt baths. One theory is that it helps with the flies.
The rampaging zebra is probably a different kind of zebra. It has stripes all the way down to the tips of its feet. Apart from that, the one that usually brings families to the pond is the rare Equus quagga burchellii, which was once thought to be extinct. It has thin stripes between the stripes. There are no stripes down to the toes, which are white.
Hartmann’s Zebra got knocked off its high horse(yes I know..) When the Burchell’s Zebra actually tried to kick it, almost like "Wait, you fight back like that as well!?". XD
Thanks for your reply - and thanks for your site. It's not often you get to see different species flush up against each other. So here I'm thinking you get to see Centrifugal Speciation in action. The ragtag bachelor group shows in microcosm a struggle between the "central" - actually southern central - "plains" Burchell's interacting with the "peripheral" wild desert Hartmann's. (For the keen see my video, The Origins of Music - and All Art, 2017. And for the super-keen see Colin Groves, A Theory of Human and Primate Evolution, 1989.) Until we understand the ideas involved here, we won't even begin to understand the modern phenomenon of a civilised domestic West versus the peripheral northern authoritarian regimes of Russia, North Korea etc.
@@E3ECO Yea, you're probably right................after my wife explained to me that you're probably a little kid I decided to delete my original comment.
At the end the one zebra decided to camouflage itself in mud to do a sneak attack.
The Hooves Power, Pow. He had to roll in the mud to turn brown, clever thinking. Learnt something about stripes today. Thanks for posting.
Such beautifull & feisty animals....
Mountain Zebra vs. Plains Zebra what we always wanted
I was wondering why he rolled in the mud, but when he charged the other one I realized that he was putting on his war paint…!!!…it’s go time!!!
Insect repellant or to keep cool/sun block.
Man, the pullback by that zebra when the other one threw hooves was incredible. It was like it had Spidey sense. Watch it on .25x speed. It's like watching Andersen Zebra vs Zebra Adesanya!
Suddenly have a hankering for some Fruit Stripe gum
another great clip. thanks a million.
Crazy guys those zebras… reminded me of the Dalton Broders😂
Horsey, horsey, don't you stop.
Let your hooves go clippity-clop.
Your tail goes swish-
JESUS! HE'S GONE MAD!
NO! DON'T BITE MY FACE OFF!
I saw it live, it was crazy
🤣🤙.. I saw you, Seeing them !
Now now guys, ya gotta share the water. 🦓🤣😂
2:33蹴っ飛ばしたシマウマがその後ずっとしっぽを左右に振ってるのが、何か面白い。やんちゃっ子なのか2:41 〜
Exactly ! It is ! Bad lil Donkey ! 🤣🤙
is that a victory tail dance i see ?
How do you tell them apart
Hartmann’s mountain zebras legs are striped to the hooves, the belly is white and they have a dewlap
What are the risks for cross-breeding and compromising the genetic integrity for the Hartmann's as they are more endemic to the region?
@@NamibiaCam so it's 2 Subspecies of Zebra fighting over water?
the stripes are different
@@mitchellulrich930 No they are separate species. Hartmann’s is a subspecies of the Mountain Zebra, whereas Burchell’s is a subspecies of the Plains Zebra.
Don't mess with me I kick ya in face, heeeyahhh! 🦄
しまうまキタァァァァァァ！！！
😀😀
This was all about the gum.
Zebra
I never knew there were different kinds of zebra! Wow! 🦓🦓
Actually, there are three basic kinds of zebra: mountain cebras, plains zebras and Grevy zebra. The Hartmamn zebra here (the troll one) belongs to the mountain zebras kind, as the bucherlli's zebra belongs to the plains zebras kind. Mostly of the zebra species belong to the plains zebras kind, and they're the usual kind in TV... Grevy's are the biggest ones and they just live in the half north Africa, and mountain zebras happen to be the smallest ones.
The Hartmanns has narrow stripes that stop at the flank. The Burchells stripes are wider and carry on down.
@@emmaathome2902 I know, but I didn't want to enter in descriptions.
@@amebansmic7560 the ‘troll’..omg that is glorious
Jiraffes, elephants, lions, rinhos
シマウマのごろ寝なんて珍しいものを見た
They were fighting because they have different coloring. One of them has white stripes on a brown/black background and the other has brown/black stripes on a white background.
Like that one old Star Trek episode with Frank Gorshin.
@@cfamick 🤣🤙.. yeah ! Black/white face.... and... white/Black face ! They fought with each other too. 🤠🤙
Not because of stripes.
Maybe because of territory
Had to put on its war paint! Then off he goes!
2:34The horse kicked up on its hind legs.
I was wondering how much of that was actually play and not aggression. There is a Hartmann's that hangs out with a group of Burchell's and they usually get along fine.
Precious resources are not a game.
@@kodomotachi1 Whatever. Animals play regardless of what you think. It's not all about competition. This group of zebra normally hang out together.
Looks like agitation to me.
@@kodomotachi1 IF you actually watch the live cam, the Hartmanns is always like the naughty child, playing up.
It´s so obviously a friendly, playful group and people think they´re fighting.. People are so stunningly stupid it never stops to amaze me.
Why can’t we all, just get along? All striped lives matter.
🤣🤙... yep .
Ah a good roll in the mud is always nice
I find it fascinating that animals can tell when a variant of their own species is near. It's not like they can look in a mirror to see what they look like to tell they are slightly different.
its all about the smell.
Idk if I’d use the word “variant” Hartmann’s zebra and burchell’s zebras are two different species, Hartmann’s being a subspecies of the mountain zebra and burchells a subspecies of the plains zebra. It’s like saying donkeys are a variant of a horse, they aren’t, but they’re in the same genus but they are separate species.
They are not from their family.
@@kodomotachi1 they are
Wouldn't like to be in the middle of that!
Me neither. That zebra kick with hind legs could easily crush a man's skull like a melon.
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The hooves at the end...
great audio
Why are zebras almost always slapping their tails around, this way, that way, that way and this way???
In this case it's part of the body language saying: "I am not completely at ease, this situation is stressful". In other cases, for example, if it was just a few lazy "wags" it could be just removing the flies.
@@alisav8394 ok thanx 🙂👍
B U G S !!
サムネがもうおもしろい
Skirmish? One of them has an extra stripe of "I'm in charge" and ends up ROFLMAO!
Man, he was being a horse's butt to the others.
Equids are a family of odd-toed hoofed mammals currently native to Asia and Africa, there are eight extant species within a single extant genus with three subgenera, living equids range in size from the perdjie to the grevy's zebra, the eight living equid species are the Kiang (Equus (Asinus) kiang), the Onager (Equus (Asinus) hemionus), the Perdjie (Equus (Asinus) africanus (cladistically including the Domestic Donkey (Equus (Asinus) africanus domesticus))), the Takhi (Equus (Equus) przewalskii), the Tarpan (Equus (Equus) ferus (cladistically including the Domestic Horse (Equus (Equus) ferus caballus))), the Mountain Zebra (Equus (Hippotigris) zebra), the Plains Zebra (Equus (Hippotigris) burchellii), and the Grevy's Zebra (Equus (Hippotigris) grevyi).
One for the books for sure!🥋! Thank you for sharing!🙌🏼
Бурчеллова зебра отличается от горной зебры Хартмана отсутствием «подгрудника», характерной выпуклости на шее, и узора в виде решётки на крупе.
Из Википедии
And somewhere there will be a Jackal watching.
Great footage
縄張り争いか
Water resource War !
They fight but still hang out together, I dont get it.
disputes over water rights is nothing new.
Wow!
Mr.Mud..❤
I now understand the purpose of the tail
I didn't know that zebras like rolling in mud and that got me thinking how do they clean themselves? He almost covered his stripes lol
All equine enjoy rolling in the dirt and mud. They love it, in fact. Our horses are always up for a good roll around. It's referred to as a "dirt bath". Other herd animals are also fond of dirt baths. One theory is that it helps with the flies.
The dirt will probably just drop off little by little once it dries out. Especially when the animals is rolling on its back.
What àn iñteràctioñ!
Hehe, the Hartmanns' is enhancing his camouflage by getting muddied up!
im here just for the zebra fight 2:33
how do you distinguish them from each other? 😄
Umm their patterns
essa captação de audio é top....
It looks like some animals dropped droppings around the pool.
Zebra was like Arnold in predator. Or a Roman grecko wrestling champ reincarnated.
What is that striped animal...omg A ZEBRA!
Birds
hello, zebra!
How can they tell they're a different species?
you see one has stripes going completely around the body one stops at bottom of torso
The rampaging zebra is probably a different kind of zebra.
It has stripes all the way down to the tips of its feet.
Apart from that, the one that usually brings families to the pond is the rare Equus quagga burchellii, which was once thought to be extinct.
It has thin stripes between the stripes. There are no stripes down to the toes, which are white.
The title mentions both types.
@@kodomotachi1 English is not my first language, so I hadn't noticed. Thank you.
@@nekomanma21 I can't read what you have written because I don't know how to read English. Sorry. :/
@@Hanshuber161
Я не понимаю!
YA ne ponimayu!
@@nekomanma21 Youve written an entire grouping of paragraphs using perfect English grammar and you cant read the title? Thats a strange story, indeed.
So beautiful, thanks for sharing...from Rome👍🇬🇧
Not sure why your location matters?
@@DrummerJacob it sometimes matters to who posted. Obviously not to you.
2:01 "i meant to do that"
zebras are just naturally jerks anyhow
Different !
They're spilling the water
cute
Zebra Zebra!
Is that a cheetah
Interesting!
like my dog
Hartmann’s Zebra got knocked off its high horse(yes I know..) When the Burchell’s Zebra actually tried to kick it, almost like "Wait, you fight back like that as well!?". XD
…..that precious water……where is it coming from……always full to the rim :)
The stallion was keeping it's mate from the other one.
Is this a small bachelor group?
It seems to be.
Thanks for your reply - and thanks for your site. It's not often you get to see different species flush up against each other. So here I'm thinking you get to see Centrifugal Speciation in action. The ragtag bachelor group shows in microcosm a struggle between the "central" - actually southern central - "plains" Burchell's interacting with the "peripheral" wild desert Hartmann's. (For the keen see my video, The Origins of Music - and All Art, 2017. And for the super-keen see Colin Groves, A Theory of Human and Primate Evolution, 1989.) Until we understand the ideas involved here, we won't even begin to understand the modern phenomenon of a civilised domestic West versus the peripheral northern authoritarian regimes of Russia, North Korea etc.
I love the sounds of the birds - so exotic 🐦🦓🛸
sooo amazing
What’s the temperature?
It's right there in top left.
@@grakkerful cheers!
What's funny is Zebra fight just like an untrained human does 😂😂😂
Now that most of the water has been splashed out
action from john wick2!
Nice!
Geniuses. Now everyone gets to drink muddy water when there was plenty for all.
@@randallmarsh1187 It's a joke.
@@E3ECO Yea, you're probably right................after my wife explained to me that you're probably a little kid I decided to delete my original comment.
It’s not two different zebra species, it’s two males and one female
3:00 Zebra Schnitzel Breading 101
Do you mean "Breeding"? Hopefully they aren't being breaded...