An okapi is a rare and elusive mammal native to the Congo rainforest in Africa. It has a unique appearance, resembling a cross between a giraffe and a zebra, with a long neck and striped legs. Okapis are primarily solitary and herbivorous animals.
A zebra is a wild, horse-like species with distinct black and white stripes, while a mule is a hybrid offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, which is unable to reproduce. Zebras are native to Africa, while mules are commonly found throughout the world in various working roles.
I have seen this question before, as part of a series of questions. The first was ; how do you put a giraffe in the fridge? The answer: open the fridge door, put the giraffe in, close the fridge door. Then your question is the next one in the series of questions, making the answer the giraffe in the fridge! Hope this helps. Elf x
The animal that lives in Africa and resembles a raccoon is the genet. Genets have a similar appearance to raccoons, including a long body, pointed snout, and ringed tail. They are small carnivores that are part of the Viverridae family.
Although the Okapi bears striped markings reminiscent of the Zebra, it is most closely related to the giraffe. Okapis have reddish dark backs, with striking horizontal white stripes on the front and back legs, making them resemble Zebras from a distance. These markings possibly help young follow their mothers through the dense rain forest and may also serve as camouflage. The body is similar of the Giraffe, except that Okapis have much shorter necks. Both species have very long (approximately 35 centimeters), flexible, blue tongues that they use to strip leaves and buds from trees.
it's part zebra too
An okapi is a rare and elusive mammal native to the Congo rainforest in Africa. It has a unique appearance, resembling a cross between a giraffe and a zebra, with a long neck and striped legs. Okapis are primarily solitary and herbivorous animals.
Yes. The okapi is a horse-like relative of the giraffe that has zebra stripes on its legs. Even-toed ungulates are part of the same order of mammals, including the giraffe, horse, zebra, deer, antelope, hippo, pig, cow, sheep, and rhino.
The giraffe is the only animal born with horns called ossicones. These ossicones are made of ossified cartilage and are part of the giraffe's skull structure.
no. a biraffe cheetah isn't real but is a made up animal. Part giraffe part bison and part cheetah.
Yes. Donkeys that are part zebra are called zonkeys . They took a donkey/zebra's DNA and mixed it with a pregnant donkey/zebra. it could be either way and the newborn would be a zonkey. that's how other animals are half of another animal like a liger (half tiger half lion)
As far as i know african elephants, tigers, deer, and possibly rhinos. You must have been in a very strange part of Africa to see tigers.
The rhinoceros lives in a symbiotic relationship with an oxpecker. Their symbiotic relationship is mutualism, meaning thy both benefit from this relationship. the oxpecker cleans off bugs and ticks from the rhinoceros, that gives the oxpecker nutrients and the rhinoceros gets clean
A zebra is part of the kingdom Animalia, which falls under the domain Eukaryota.
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the quagga was part of the zebra family and it was v similar to the zebra. But there extinct now! :)