It’s all Black and white

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It’s all Black and white

Zebra
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My Collins dictionary defines a zebra as “an African wild horse which has black and white stripes”. I think there could be no better definition of this.
I find zebras extremely pretty amazing with their black and white stripes. Alexander McQueen was right when he said, “There is no better designer than nature”.
Scientists have been baffled and wonder if they are black with white stripes or white with black stripes. As an upcoming scientist and photographer, I’m baffled too.
Their stripes are well-formed, no overlaps, no mistake nor are two colors following each other.
I happen to own several zebra photos among my wild animal species collection, sourced from family photographers, places I have been attached to in the field and several tours and excursions I have participated in, all around Kenya.
Enjoy the black and wide mix.

Nairobi National Park

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Tsavo East National Park

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David Sheldrick Orphaned and rescued Zebra

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Hells Gate National Park

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Lafarge ecosystem – Haller Park

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BLACK AND WHITE MONOGRAM

 

 

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Vicki Wangui
Vicki Wangui
Vicki Wangui is a believer in all things beautiful. A believer in spreading information in regards to environmental awareness. A believer in sharing all that is good in Kenya's natural world. A believer in speaking truth with no boundaries. Do you have a story, photo, experience or message you need to share? Send your work to nyikasilika@gmail.com.

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