Photo Gallery: New breeding group of Grevy’s zebras on display now at the L.A. Zoo

The L.A. Zoo has added four new Grevy’s zebras, one male and three females, to their habitat. The zebras were sent to the zoo as part of a breeding recommendation from the Assn. of Zoo’s and Aquarium’s Species Survival Program. The habitat had been empty for five months after the previous zebras were sent to other zoos. Zoo officials hope this new breeding roup will produce offspring.

The L.A. Zoo has added four new Grevy’s zebras, one male and three females, to their habitat. The zebras were sent to the zoo as part of a breeding recommendation from the Assn. of Zoo’s and Aquarium’s Species Survival Program. The habitat had been empty for five months after the previous zebras were sent to other zoos. Zoo officials hope this new breeding roup will produce offspring.

The L.A. Zoo has added four new Grevy’s zebras, one male and three females, to their habitat. The zebras were sent to the zoo as part of a breeding recommendation from the Assn. of Zoo’s and Aquarium’s Species Survival Program. The habitat had been empty for five months after the previous zebras were sent to other zoos. Zoo officials hope this new breeding roup will produce offspring.

The L.A. Zoo has added four new Grevy’s zebras, one male and three females, to their habitat. The zebras were sent to the zoo as part of a breeding recommendation from the Assn. of Zoo’s and Aquarium’s Species Survival Program. The habitat had been empty for five months after the previous zebras were sent to other zoos. Zoo officials hope this new breeding roup will produce offspring.

The L.A. Zoo has added four new Grevy’s zebras, one male and three females, to their habitat. The zebras were sent to the zoo as part of a breeding recommendation from the Assn. of Zoo’s and Aquarium’s Species Survival Program. The habitat had been empty for five months after the previous zebras were sent to other zoos. Zoo officials hope this new breeding roup will produce offspring.

Five-day-old Chacoan peccary babies walk alongside an adult at the L.A. Zoo on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016. Chacoan peccaries are an endangered species, and the last time babies were born at the L.A. Zoo was in June 2014.

A five-day-old Chacoan peccary walks alongside an adult at the L.A. Zoo on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016. Chacoan peccaries are an endangered species, and the last time babies were born at the L.A. Zoo was in June 2014.

A five-day-old Chacoan peccary baby at the L.A. Zoo on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016. Chacoan peccaries are an endangered species, and the last time babies were born at the L.A. Zoo was in June 2014.

An infant Western grey kangaroo at the L.A. Zoo, pictured on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016.

An infant koala clings to its mother at the L.A. Zoo on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016.