For many the number 1 mammal I believe. Perhaps it’s possible in the future. We need a trip to this bean field asap :). Very cool to see this Okapi coming out of the forest.
https://twitter.com/beidaihebirder/status/1361441585351786499?s=24.
Okapi in a bean field
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Bloody hell!
Indeed !!