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https://zebramark.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Quaggacover.35221532_sq_thumb_m.gif300300 Mark Vincent Leatham’s No More Planet from the album Quagga. The last Quagga lived up until the 1880’s. The cool, but extinct subspecies of the plains zebra was distinguished from other zebras by having stripes only on the upper part of the body fading to plain brown towards it’s tail.