'Missing since 100 years': A ‘vanished’ species just walked out of extinction!
After 100 years, the South American tapir reappears in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, sparking hope for conservation. Can this lost species survive modern threats?
El Adelantado de Segovia23 小时
The largest continental mammal has reappeared after more than 100 years, and scientists are ...
The cameras of Rio de Janeiro's State Institute of Environment (INEA) have caught a truly wild moment for Brazilian biodiversity: the South American tapir ...
National Geographic news1 年
Tapirs Are Surprisingly Well Endowed
It’s the order of mammals that includes rhinos (three toes), horses (one hoofed toe), and tapirs (three toes in back and four toes in front). Extra toes are an evolutionary advantage that helps ...
Times Colonist9 天
'Tiny walking watermelons': Calgary zoo says Malayan tapir expecting a calf
The zoo says wild Malayan tapir populations are rapidly declining in Asia due to habitat loss, poaching and conflict with ...