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What is a guagga?

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Anonymous

 ∙ 16y ago
Updated: 6/24/2024

The Guagga Is a half horse, half zebra. It is now extinct, the last being killed some time in the 1900's.

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How the humans caused the extinction of the equus guagga?

I think what you mean is Equus quagga. Similar to a zebra, and native to africa, the Quagga was killed by overhunting, for meat and skins. Its pelt was prized for its distinctive markings, and it was shot as a pest because farmers considered it a nuisance.

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