Quagga, The illustrated encyclopaedia of the made-up nature Print

Image 2, THE ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MADE-UP NATURE. In which all the plants and animals that I discovered during the fictitious trip I took in the pandemic of two thousand and twenty are described and depicted in the original colors and in which report is made of the area that I have visited. The animal pictured below is a quagga. It is a zebra-like animal of which I have seen many and which is extinct. The last quagga in the Orange Free State, South Africa, died around 1873. The last quagga in captivity died on August 12, 1883 at Artis Zoo, Amsterdam. The animal is the size of a small zebra. It feeds on grasses and native plants. The neck is dark red and striped like a zebra, the abdomen is solid colored and brown as shown in the picture. Because it is not used to people as an extinct animal, most of them are not scared and I was able to feed them out of hand.