Meet the ‘Okapi’, also famously known as the ‘forest giraffe’ because of its giraffe ... With fewer than 10,000 okapis left in the wild, the species is considered ‘Endangered’.

"We strive to ensure that future generations can be awed and inspired by witnessing giraffes thrive in wild Africa. Who wants a world without giraffes? The answer is no one," said Save The ...

Amid the rolling grasslands and acacia-dotted plains of the Serengeti, a creative architectural endeavour emerges. This ...

Save The Giraffes and their partners have accomplished first time feats in giraffe conservation, including the preservation of collected wild giraffe sperm and sexing of collected semen, preserving ...

Giraffe numbers have dropped by 40 percent in 30 years, to about 110,000 in the wild. This story appears ... had to capture over his career—lions, forest elephants, white rhinos—giraffes ...

As a result, the mammals are often known as the 'forest giraffe'. 2. Wild okapis only live in one country - The animals can only be found in the Democratic Republic of Congo in central Africa.