The term 'striped animals' refers to three different species: okapis, gnus, and tigers. Okapis are a species of giraffe-like mammal native to the rainforests of central Africa. They have distinctive reddish-brown and white stripes on their legs and hindquarters. Gnus are large antelopes found in the savannas of Africa. They have a distinctive black and white striped pattern on their bodies. Tigers are the largest members of the cat family and are found in parts of Asia. They have distinctive orange and black stripes on their fur.