The okapi, Africa's forest gem and giraffe's only relative

The video introduces the okapi, a relative of giraffes, found in the dense forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo. It describes the okapi's unique physical features, such as its red coat with black and white markings, long tongue, and excellent hearing. The video also highlights the threats to okapi populations, including deforestation and hunting, and discusses conservation efforts under Congolese law.

What is the only living relative of the giraffe?

• Antelope

• Zebra

• Okapi

• Elephant

Where is the okapi naturally found?

• Amazon Rainforest

• Democratic Republic of Congo

• Sahara Desert

• Australian Outback

What unique feature does the okapi use to clean its ears and eyes?

• Its ears

• Its long tongue

• Its tail

• Its hooves

How do the okapi's ears help it survive in the wild?

• They store food

• They help it fly

• They detect slight disturbances

• They are used for swimming

What is a major threat to the okapi population?

• Disease

• Lack of food

• Deforestation and hunting

• Climate change