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JOHN C. NGETHE Table 1. Dry weight of forage (g) consumed by three mature zebras per unit body weight (kg) during mid-February-mid-March period. Highlight: Three captive zebras were fed five common East African grasses-Themeda triandra, Eragrostis caespitosa, Cynodon dactylon, DiSpecies Zebra 1 Zebra 2 Zebra 3 Mean gitaria milanjiana, and Cymbopogan pospischilii--to determine rates of voluntary forage intake and species preference. Forage intake averaged 43 g dry matter per kg body weight (41 lb/l ,000 lb body weight). Digitaria milanjiana was the most preferred species.

Preference and Daily Intake of Five East African Grasses by Zebras