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Not sure which species to adopt for that special someone? Donate to WWF and let them choose their own! Four card designs available.
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Adopt an Okapi
Okapi facts:
Found only in the tropical forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo, okapis are similar in size and shape to a horse, but walk more like giraffes by moving front and hind legs of the same side simultaneously. Their diet consists of a wide variety of vegetation, including leaves, grass and shoots. Many of the plant species that the okapi feeds on are poisonous to humans. With such a limited range, habitat loss is a threat to the okapi.
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For nearly half a century, WWF has been protecting the future of nature. The world’s leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by almost five million members worldwide.
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