An okapi takes care of its baby by keeping it hidden in dense foliage for the first few weeks after birth to protect it from predators. The mother nurses the calf and stays close by, returning to it frequently to provide warmth and safety. After about a month, the calf starts to accompany the mother, learning to forage for food while still relying on her for protection and guidance. This nurturing behavior ensures the calf's survival in its natural habitat.
An Okapi mother feeds its baby milk.
Calf
A baby okapi, at birth, can weigh anywhere from 50 to 70 pounds. Depending on the animal and the conditions it was born in a baby okapi can double its weight within 2 to 3 weeks.
Take Good Care of My Baby was created in 1961.
30 miles an hour
they don't take care of it.
You will take care of the baby fish
It was for a MBC show, Hello Baby. It was a show to help them experience of what it's like to take care of a baby.
I think both take turns taking care of the baby until the baby goes of on its own
Take Good Care of My Baby - album - was created in 1968-05.
a baby giraffe :)
Isn't a male okapi called a bull just like the closely related male giraffe? Please email me the answer at marsbar114@yahoo.com. Thanks in advance!