¨     International Zebra Day is celebrated every year on January 31st, primarily to raise awareness about zebra conservation and the threats they face (such as habitat loss and poaching), as their numbers are declining and they are endangered, especially species like the Grévy's zebra.

¨     This day highlights the importance of the unique zebra species (Plains, Mountain, and Grévy's zebras) and their natural habitats (African grasslands and savannas), and encourages conservation efforts to protect these iconic animals.
¨     Objective: To raise awareness for zebra conservation and protect their habitats.
¨     Threats: Habitat loss, climate change, and poaching.
¨     Species: There are three main species—Plains Zebra, Mountain Zebra, and Grévy's Zebra.
¨     Importance: Zebras play a vital role in maintaining grassland ecosystems.