Second book for the animal studies.
I update the animals, as I come cross new facts.
I get the information from many different books (so, credit to them), along with the pictures form google.
I do take request, either DM or put it in the co...
Shoulder Height: 29-47in Lives: West Venezuela to altitudes of 14,750 ft (possibly),
Peru, Andes Mountain in Colombia and Ecuador in forest mountains.
Diet:
Young: 1 or 3 which 3 is rare
Also called the Andean Tapir and Mountain Woolly. All young Tapirs are reddish-brown with white stripes and spots. Juveniles get their adult coats at 6 months old. All Tapirs have a Jacobson's organ, which enables them to locate food and a possible mate, this enhance the ability to smell. The Mountain Tapir fur is silver gray on the underbelly and black everywhere else. Tapir are usually nocturnal and solitary.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
