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The okapi is a six foot tall mammal found in the tropical rain forests of Africa, where it eats plants and grasses and has people and leopards as predators. It uses its long tongue to clean itself and is related to the giraffe.
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- 1. Okapi By: Devin C.
- 2. Class: Mammal Habitat: tropical rain forest Diet: plant and grasses Predators: people and leopards
- 3. The long tongue is also used to clean its own eyes and eyelids. It is related to the giraffe.
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