A now-extinct subspecies of zebra native to South Africa, characterized by partial striping and related to both zebras and quaggas.
From Afrikaans 'bonte' (pinto/patched) and 'quagga' (an extinct zebra subspecies), describing the animal's mixed physical characteristics.
The bontequagga disappeared entirely by the late 1800s, joining the full quagga in extinction—it's one of the saddest examples of how quickly humans can erase unique species.
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