Which animal has species called Grevy's, Cape Mountain and Plains, amongst others?
Cape mountain zebra in the plains zebra. Stripes on the hind legs are broader than those of the front legs, and striping continues all the way down to the hooves. However, the dark vertical stripes stop abruptly at the flanks, leaving the belly white. Historically, the Cape mountain zebra occurred throughout the montane regions of the Cape Province of South Africa. Today they are confined to several mountain reserves and national parks: mainly the Mountain Zebra National Park, but also the Gamka Mountain Reserve and Karoo National Park, amongst many others. As its name implies, like all mountain zebras, the Cape mountain zebra
Cape mountain toad habitat in its range, is known from only eight localities and is absent from many areas that seem suitable, including some where it was found in the past. A disjunct population of "Capensibufo rosei" was initially discovered on Table Mountain in the year 1927. However no activity has been observed for many decades and the current status of this separate population is unknown. Cape mountain toad The Cape mountain toad or Rose's mountain toad ("Capensibufo rosei") is a species of toad in the family Bufonidae. Other common names include Rose's mountain toadlet, striped mountain toad, Rose's toad, and Muizenberg Cape