The given chart compares the numbers of zebras and buffaloes in several wildlife conservation areas in 2010. Overall, buffaloes outnumbered zebras in most of the given nature preserves. It is also noticeable that the buffaloes were conserved most in Klipriviersberg and Beachwood in this year.
To be more specific, the total numbers of both animals in Klipriviersberg and Beachwood were ahead of the figures for two others wildlife reserves by a wide margin. Beachwood topped the list, with 83 zebras and 120 buffaloes. These numbers were slightly higher than that of Klipriviersberg. With regard to Klipriviersberg, the quantity of preserved buffaloes amounted to 115, which is considerably more than that of zebras, at only 70 units.
Turning to Cape Nature, the numbers of zebras and buffaloes were practically identical, at 78 for the former and 81 for the latter. Finally, Bukit Timah was the area with the least preserved animals, at 58 for the zebras and 40 for the buffaloes. A noteworthy observation is that the quantity of zebras being reserved in this region was half as large as that of Cape Nature. 
The  
given
 chart compares the  
numbers
 of zebras and buffaloes in  
several wildlife
 conservation areas in 2010.  
Overall
, buffaloes outnumbered zebras in most of the  
given
 nature preserves. It is  
also
 noticeable that the buffaloes  
were conserved
 most in  
Klipriviersberg
 and Beachwood in this year.
To be more specific, the total  
numbers
 of both animals in  
Klipriviersberg
 and Beachwood were ahead of the figures for two others wildlife reserves by a wide margin. Beachwood topped the list, with 83 zebras and 120 buffaloes. These  
numbers
 were  
slightly
 higher than that of  
Klipriviersberg
. With regard to  
Klipriviersberg
, the quantity of preserved buffaloes amounted to 115, which is  
considerably
 more than that of zebras, at  
only
 70 units.
Turning to Cape Nature, the  
numbers
 of zebras and buffaloes were  
practically
 identical, at 78 for the former and 81 for the latter.  
Finally
,  
Bukit
  Timah
 was the area with the least preserved animals, at 58 for the zebras and 40 for the buffaloes. A noteworthy observation is that the quantity of zebras  
being reserved
 in this region was half as large as that of Cape Nature.