Okapi Zoo Sign
Price range: $18.99 through $97.99
The design features a clear and precise portrait of the animal, along with one showing the entire body as well as a small black and white sketch with a interesting related factoid. Each sign prominently displays the animal’s common and scientific name, it’s approximate length or wingspan, conservation status and a small map showing where it’s found in the world.
These high-quality and affordable animal infographic signs will enhance your guest’s visiting experience, or make great wall art for your home or office. They offer educational and interesting information along with brilliant, hand rendered illustrations.
Designed for either outdoor or indoor use, these eye-catching signs combine engaging animal facts with scientifically accurate illustrations. The signs are available in four different sizes, but can also be printed to a custom size as needed. You company’s logos, websites, QR codes and other elements can be added to the layout. Please inquire for more information.
Signs are available in following background colors:
- Full Color (Features a colorful landscape design based on the animal’s natural habitat,)
- Black
- White
- Custom (Inquire)
- NOTE: All animal images are hand drawn and scientifically accurate. No AI is used!
- Discounts are available for large orders.
- SOON! Digital versions can be purchased and downloaded. Please check back or contact us for more information.
| Color | Black, Color, White |
|---|---|
| Size | 30.5 x 20.3cm (12″ x 8″), 45.7 x 30.5cm (18″ x 12″), 60.9 x 40.6cm (24″ x 16″), 76.2 x 50.8cm (30″ x 20″) |
Okapi Zoo Sign
The Okapi (Okapia johnstoni) – also called the forest giraffe, Congolese giraffe, or zebra giraffe – is native to the tropical rainforests of central Africa. While it’s marking resemble that of a zebra, they are not closely related. It is rare in the animal kingdom as it’s one of only two members of the genus Giraffidae (the other naturally being the giraffe.) Because of where the Okapi lives – in dense tropical forest not easily accessible to humans – it wasn’t actually formally identified by Europeans until around 1901. The name Okapi means “Animal With Long Neck” and is of African origin.
For more information visit: National Geographic, Okapi Conservation Project, and San Diego Zoo as they offer guides, species lists, and identification tips.
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