Quagga

Biology
Quagga(Equus quagga quagga) Were the Species of Zebra(Equus Quagga) Which are Lived in South Africa and Extincted in 19th Century. They were Named Quagga because of They Sounded like "Kwa-wa-wa". These Creatures were considered particuraly Close to Burchell's Zebra. They wee About to 2.6 Meters Long, 125~132 Meters Tall and 120~250 Kilograms. When Dutch Settled on South Africa, The Quaggas were Targeted As the Hunting Target for Meat and Coat. When the Last Quagga Mare Died in 1883 Amsterdam Zoo, The Quagga were Officially Extincted, However In The 1987, The Naturalist Attempted "back-breed" Population of Plains Zebra.