Roaming With Prehistoric Pals: 18 Exquisite Gasps into the Ancient Animal Companions of Yesteryears

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Abdul Waha

The Quagga

Quagga, an extinct equid. Water colour on vellum parchment by Nicolas Marechal (1753 -1802), painted at Paris in 1793 and illustrates the Quagga stallion of Louis XVI menagerie at Versailles. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Nicolas Marechal

The Quagga, a subspecies of plains zebra, was hunted to extinction in the 19th century. Its loss is a reminder of the fragility of wildlife populations and the importance of conservation efforts.

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Abdul Waha
I’m Abdul, a passionate writer who loves exploring diverse topics and sharing stories that resonate with readers. I find joy in diving into new subjects, whether it’s uncovering fascinating details, simplifying complex ideas, or crafting engaging narratives. When I'm not writing, I enjoy discovering new experiences that spark my curiosity and inspire my next piece.

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