1. All newly born tapirs are covered with stripes and spots as camouflage.

2. Ocelots, jaguars, otters, tapirs, harpy eagles, and other endangered species survive there.

3. The shape of a tapir makes it possible for it to push its way through the thick undergrowth at considerable speed.

4. a tapir found in Malaya and Sumatra.

5. Twycross found a male tapir in Bristol.

6. The tapir uses its trunk to pick up the leaves and twigs it eats.

7. Here, a Baird's tapir forages in a clearing in Costa Rica's Corcovado National Park.

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8. The tapir is a heavyset animal with short legs. It has hoofs, like its relatives the horse and the rhinoceros (1). But it looks more like a large pig.

9. Twycross found a male tapir in Bristol, and he and Debbie are joyfully united.

10. The nose probably started out fairly small, like that of, say, the modern tapir.

11. One night, when Yu met "Tapir", he discovered that Tapir was not as evil as in the legendary. He was curious about Tapir.

12. It is a small six-legged herbivore called a HEXAPEDE, about the size of a tapir.

13. Tapirs are usually dark brown in color (3), with the exception of the Malay or Asian tapir.

14. I forgot I have no Image Maker class today, but I finished my drawing about Tapir already.

15. The pupil to devils, and nine chicken, ray, the malayan tapir Zheng, scarlet, pretty, huge tooth seven evil help, and see leading role out how to fix, flat demon swing magic!

16. I may have dreamt the whole thing, but I could swear I heard on the news that Debbie, a tapir at Twycross Zoo, was pining away until a kindly keeper provided a TV and video.

17. In the traditional genesis legend in Thailand, the Malayan tapir was made of redundant clay to explain its body shape both round and full.

18. One day, he disappeared for a while and came back lugging the leg of a pregnant tapir — an animal high on the list of endangered species.