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|introduction='''Okapi''' is a Friend who has made appearances in | |introduction='''Okapi''' is a [[Friend]] who has made appearances in the Kemono Friends [[Kemono_Friends_(2017_Anime)|anime]], [[Kemono_Friends_(2015_Mobile_Game)|Nexon game]], and [[Stage Play "Kemono Friends"|stage play]]. | ||
|appearance=Okapi has two-toned hair that is a red clay color and fades into white. She has very large ears that are light maroon in the center and dark brown on the outer ears. She wears a white bow-tie with a black and white striped end of the ribbon. She wears a maroon colored tank top and wears detached sleeves that are also black and white striped. She wears cut-off jean shorts with zebra-striped leggings, she has gray and white shoes. | |appearance=Okapi has two-toned hair that is a red clay color and fades into white. She has very large ears that are light maroon in the center and dark brown on the outer ears. She wears a white bow-tie with a black and white striped end of the ribbon. She wears a maroon colored tank top and wears detached sleeves that are also black and white striped. She wears cut-off jean shorts with zebra-striped leggings, she has gray and white shoes. | ||
|reallife=Okapis live in Canopy forests. Okapis are one of the only living members of the Giraffidae family, along with Giraffes. They are solitary animals, as they come together only to breed. While it may look like a Zebra, they are not related. Male Okapi have short horns, while females have hair whirls. | |reallife=Okapis live in Canopy forests. Okapis are one of the only living members of the Giraffidae family, along with Giraffes. They are solitary animals, as they come together only to breed. While it may look like a Zebra, they are not related. Male Okapi have short horns, while females have hair whirls. | ||
[[File:Okapipipipi.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|left| | [[File:Okapipipipi.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|left|An Okapi in real life.]] | ||
|trivia=*October | |trivia=*October 18th is World Okapi Day. | ||
|reference=http://www.okapiconservation.org/ | |reference=http://www.okapiconservation.org/ | ||
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Okapi
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| オカピ | |||
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| Romaji | Okapi
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| Debut | Kemono Friends (2015 Game) | ||
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| Scientific Name | Okapia johnstoni
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| Distribution | Democratic Republic of the Congo
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| Diet | Herbivore
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| Avg. Lifespan | 20-30 years
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| Read More | Okapi
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| Okapi | Anime | Season 2 | Festival | Pavilion | KF3 | Nexon Game | Stage Play | Gallery |
Okapi is a Friend who has made appearances in the Kemono Friends anime, Nexon game, and stage play.
Appearance
Okapi has two-toned hair that is a red clay color and fades into white. She has very large ears that are light maroon in the center and dark brown on the outer ears. She wears a white bow-tie with a black and white striped end of the ribbon. She wears a maroon colored tank top and wears detached sleeves that are also black and white striped. She wears cut-off jean shorts with zebra-striped leggings, she has gray and white shoes.
Series Appearances
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In Real Life
Okapis live in Canopy forests. Okapis are one of the only living members of the Giraffidae family, along with Giraffes. They are solitary animals, as they come together only to breed. While it may look like a Zebra, they are not related. Male Okapi have short horns, while females have hair whirls.
Trivia
- October 18th is World Okapi Day.