This Grevy’s Zebra is an endangered resident of Kenya and Ethiopia in Africa. When studied in 1882, it was named after French President François Paul Jules Grévy. At nine feet tall, the equine is larger than most zebras. The vertical stripes down to the hooves are perfect camouflage at night. This black and white pattern also confuses predators when the imperial zebra is running at a top speed of 35 miles per hour.