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Real Live Unicorn Captured

The fabled unicorn of Earth has been found. The okapi is a beautiful deer-like creature with the long blue tongue of a giraffe and the rear parts of a zebra. This animal was only discovered in 1901 when a British explorer sent a skin home to London.

Up to its discovery in the African jungles, the okapi had been glimpsed by few humans. They saw the small bump on its head and exclaimed that it was a unicorn.

Up to now, the last time the Okapi was seen in the wild was 50 years ago. It was feared that it had become extinct due to the civil war in the Democratic of Congo. Thank the stars that this beautiful Earthling is alive today.

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