Just a female okapi casually feeding in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve. Okapi are known to feed on over 100 different species of plants by delicately stripping leaves off of branches with their 18-inch tongue. | Okapi Conservation Project

Happy #BiodiversityDay! The Ituri Forest is one of the most bio-diverse locations on the planet. Did you know? The Reserve protects some of the largest populations of endangered species including the okapi and the African forest elephant. It is also considered one of the most important conservation sites for African birds, bongos, forest buffalo, giant forest hogs, and more! | Okapi Conservation Project

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Raise a glass AND your style this season with our new #Okapitoberfest Shoes! Bold okapi stripes fall cheer = the perfect festival kicks. Whether you’re dancing, strolling, or just showing off your Okapi spirit, these limited-edition shoes are made for fun, comfort, and conversation. Why you’ll love them: * Eye-catching stripes with hops & pumpkins *Lightweight & breathable for all-day wear *Every pair helps protect endangered okapi in the Congo! Step into the season and step into conservation. �

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