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International Zebra Day 2023: Every January 31, people around the world celebrate International Zebra Day. The purpose of the day is to spread knowledge about how you can support the conservation of this animal. Happy International Zebra Day!#WildlifeKEkws pic.twitter.com/SJCdGO5Jql — Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife & Heritage (@Min_TourismKE) January 31, 2020 All three of the black-and-white striped zebra species are members of the Equidae horse family. From Ethiopia south to the Cape of Good Hope, they can be found on grassy African plateaus. International Zebra Day 2023: History Zebras are mostly found on the African continent, in the semi-desert areas of Kenya and Ethiopia, and the hilly areas of Namibia, Angola, and South Africa. Presently, three types of zebra can be found in the wild, Grévy's zebra, the plains zebra, and the mountain zebra. The Grevy's zebra is considered endangered on the Red List of Threatened Species. Their population has g...

Midwinter greetings, mountain neighbors! I'm excited to restart this monthly gardening feature and to engage with your plant- and land-tending questions. You can get in touch with me at gardening@mountainx.com, and I'll share what I know about growing things in our beautiful ecosystem.  Snakes in my garden bed My friend found a nest of baby snakes on her property. Is there a safe way to relocate their nest and/or a way to "hide" the nest from a dog while still preserving their home?   When I hear about snakes in gardens, I rejoice! Of course, the first and most important step is to identify what kind of snakes they are. Fortunately, the vast majority of species that live in North Carolina are nonvenomous, 31 out of 37 to be more precise. And many that are harmless to humans like to hunt garden pests like voles, mice and rats. In fact, the snake I've seen most frequently in my garden has been the black rat snake, which, true to its name, lo...

Think You Know Snakes? More Great Content: ↓ Continue Reading To See This Amazing Video Key Points All vipers are venomous. The vipers of North America are all in the subfamily Crotalinae , commonly known as pit vipers. Vipers are found throughout the United States. 46 states have at least one native viper species. Arizona has the most native viper species of any state with 12. The number goes even higher when factoring in sub-species. Not only are there no vipers in Alaska, the state has no native snake of any kind. Many pit vipers are rattlesnakes. Their rattles are made of nested scales. It is commonly believed that a rattlesnake's age can be determined by the number of links in their rattle, but this is not true. The rattle segments are brittle and break off easily. A segment is also added to the rattle each time the snake sheds, which happens several times a year. The Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake is the largest viper in the United States, growing up to eight feet in leng...