When quagga still roamed the South African grasslands, they lived similar lifestyles to the plains zebras that survive today. They were vegetarian grazers who roamed in herds of around 30–50 ...

Did Scientists Revive an Extinct Animal or Just Breed a Less Stripey Zebra? A near four-decade quest to bring the quagga back is being heralded as a success, but not everyone is impressed ...

The animal in question is the quagga, a member of the horse family that once roamed Africa’s Great Plains before getting hunted to extinction — the last one, a mare, died in an Amsterdam zoo ...

The last quagga died at the Amsterdam Zoo in 1883. Incredibly, a group called the Quagga Project , based in South Africa, has been working to resurrect this subspecies.

Yvonne Drebert and Zach Melnick were in the process of filming the invasive quagga mussel in Lake Huron when they stumbled upon the Africa, a steamship that went missing in October 1895 while ...

Zebra and quagga mussels, native to eastern Europe, arrived in the U.S. via ballast water in the late 1980s. Today, quadrillions of them blanket the bottom of the lower four Great Lakes.

The Africa had been carrying coal from Ohio to Ontario and was carrying 11 sailors. The wreck is covered in invasive quagga mussels that are altering the Great Lakes' ecosystem.

Filmmakers Stumble Upon 128-Year-Old Shipwreck in Lake Huron A duo working on a documentary about invasive quagga mussels in the Great Lakes discovered the long-lost steamship “Africa” ...

Quagga mussels have been documented in Geneva Lake in Walworth County, the first finding of the aquatic invasive species in a Wisconsin inland lake.