Assertion: okapi | /r/HasProperty | solitary animals
Facets:
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: with the exception of the time
type: OTHER
value: as a species
type: OTHER
value: as individuals
type: MANNER
value: except mothers with young
type: OTHER
value: except for mating pairs
type: OTHER
value: except during mating season
type: TEMPORAL
value: unlike giraffe
type: OTHER
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Okapi are solitary animals, though their home ranges will overlap.
text: Okapi are solitary and territorial.
text: The okapi is mostly a solitary animal.
text: They are solitary mammals who will only join others in order to breed.
text: Okapi are solitary creatures and come together to breed.
text: Okapi is a solitary and diurnal animal; they are active during the day time and spend their day roaming in search of food.
text: They are solitary animals with the exception of the time mothers spend with their calves but are known to tolerate other individuals and may occasionally feed together in small groups for a short period of time.
text: Okapi are solitary animals that live in habitat not easily penetrated.
text: Okapi are solitary animals although mothers will often roam with their offspring.
text: Unlike giraffe, okapi are solitary animals living in dense rainforest areas.
text: Okapi are typically solitary animals who will roam up to half a mile a day, foraging along well worn trails and creating a natural, pruning line of vegetation.
text: Although they are solitary animals unless the female carries a calf with her.
text: They are solitary animals, living alone except during mating season or when an adult female has a calf.
text: They are solitary animals with the exception of the time mothers spend with their calves but are known to tolerate other individuals and may occasionally feed together in small groups for a short period of time.
text: Okapi are typically solitary animals, living alone or in mother-offspring pairs.
text: Okapi are typically solitary animals, living alone or in mother-offspring pairs.
text: Okapi are solitary except for mating pairs and females with calves.
text: However, it is certain that the okapi is solitary and socializes only in order to reproduce.
text: They are solitary, except mothers with young, and they have overlapping home territories that are several square kilometres.
text: Okapi are typically solitary, only found together when mating or in a mother/calf pair.
text: Okapi are usually solitary, and have well-defined, non-exclusive home ranges, averaging 4-7 km² for adult females and up to 10-17 km² for adult males.
text: Fact 10 - Okapi are solitary and extremely wary of humans
text: As a species, and as individuals, the okapi is solitary.
text: The okapi, a solitary animal, will wander around its habitat feeding from the leaves of over one hundred different species of trees and shrubs (Hart, 2009)!