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Camera Trap Photo of Okapi in Forest Near Epulu, DRC

Okapi Camera Trap Video

February 18, 2018

Team Okapi has been doing a great job setting and monitoring our camera traps. Recently we captured a video of a pregnant okapi feeding in the evening, and hopefully in 4 to 5 months, we should get an image of the mother and her calf, as youngsters stay close to their mothers when they first leave the nest. OCP is planning to expand its camera trap survey into key habitat types to better determine population trends for okapi and other species of wildlife found around previously disturbed areas. Feel free to share our images to raise awareness of this beautiful, unique “forest giraffe” found only in the deep, dark forests of DR Congo.  To see videos, click here.

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