Okapis have prehensile tongues — meaning their tongues have adapted to grab and grip. These artiodactyl mammals utilize this ability to grab food, wash their eyelids, clean out their ears, and swat insects from their withers. #WildlifeWednesday 🦓 | Science Channel

A rare baby Okapi - also known as a 'zebra giraffe' - has been born at Chester Zoo, and she's enjoying finding her feet on her first venture outside 😍 | Proper Manchester

We’re just okapi-tivated by this cuteness! Our 6-week-old okapi is spending time outdoors behind the scenes with mom Sukari before he makes his public debut. Stay tuned for an update on this striped cutie. | Houston Zoo