If this is interesting: here was a rare okapi in the zoo of Oklahoma-City who was very happy
Most likely, you have never seen such a unique calf as this calf.
The Oklahoma-City Zoo announced the birth of a rare angry baby Okapi on Wednesday.
Okapi, also known as a forest giraffe, Congolese giraffe or giraffe-zebra, is a type of arodactyal mammal that lives only in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the northeast of Central Africa.
This rare and evil baby Okapi was born in the Oklahoma-City zoo. This is joyful and unexpected news!
Male baby was the first to be born at 6-year-old Kayin and 4-year-old barefoot, and the seventh okapi was born in the zoo. Kayin, the last Okapi, born in the OKC zoo, was born in 2015
year. The baby looks just like his mother, with his sweet innocent face and branded striped hips!
Kayin, the mother of Okapi, a compassionate novice mother, she barely looks away from her newborn baby even for a moment. Her new calf is healthy and strong, and it reaches the main stages of development, such as education and connection with the mother.
According to the guardians, the calf stood and fed chest an hour after birth. The health of the calf was examined by the veterinary team of the zoo, which checked its general condition of the body, statistics and weight, which at that time reached almost 57 pounds. The calf is chubby and healthy!
Although serious disputes are underway about whether these wild animals should be kept in captivity. Nevertheless, this can be useful for rare and under threat of disappearance of animals, such as Okapi.
Take a look at this charming calf! Good health, baby!
It would be nice if he could be in the wild with his own kind!
