Atti
Okapi Centaur
Size: 35'- 50'
A mid-sized centaur species well adapted to rain forest climates. Though close relatives to their carnivorous Felaryan cousins, are actually omnivorous. However, they do prefer live prey to flora and will turn predator when the opportunity presents itself. They are solitary by nature, but aren't likely to be aggressive, preferring to avoid trouble if possible. They will most likely avoid groups of humans, for instance, and so are considered cryptids. Those who do glimpse them often report them as zebra centaurs, though this is incorrect.
Have the lower body of an okapi- possessing a deep reddish-brown coat, stripes like a zebra's on hindquarters and upper legs, the beginning of a neck where the upper torso connects, and they possess a very sticky, long, blue tongue that comes in handy both for foraging and gobbling up prey. They also have horn-like nubs on the tops of their heads.
An okapi:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okapi