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Mountain Tapir Range Map (N W South America) Latin Name Tapirus pinchaque Conservation Status Endang...
Typical habitat of the Mountain Tapir and umbrella plants clinging to steep slopes. A living sponge,...
Navigation: Description Description Latin Name: Tapirus pinchaque Conservation Status: Endangered Di...
This is the first camera trap photograph of a Mountain Tapir taken at Tapichalaca , although they ar...
Tapirs are plant eaters using their short and flexible snout to pick fruits, leaves and other vegeta...
A Woolly Mountain Tapir spotted in the Tapichalaca reserve, Ecuador.
Mountain Tapir Range Map (N W South America) Latin Name Tapirus pinchaque Conservation Status Endang...
Mountain Tapir
they often wallow and swim. The Mountain Tapir is primarily active from sundown to sunup when it for...
Mountain Tapir
Just as a historical aside, WLT took the first camera trap photograph of a Mountain Tapir ( Tapirus ...
The Tapir or Mountain Cow (Tapirello Bairdii) is the largest land mammal of the American tropics. Th...
Photographer: Jim Winstead
Capture of a Mountain Tapir The mountain, or Andean, tapir is seriously threatened with extinction d...
Mountain Tapir
Enlarge picture This faithful rendering of a mother Mountain Tapir and her baby were once in the Tap...
On Saturday, September 21, 1996, Marco and I (Sheryl) spent the afternoon watching and photographing...
This is Midori, the female Mountain Tapir at the Los Angeles Zoo with her baby, a female born August...
Mountain Tapir
The youngster's father, Emmitt, also lives at the L.A. Zoo. With this birth, the population of capti...
Baird's Tapir Range Map (C & S America) Latin Name Tapirus bairdii Conservation Status Endangered Lo...
Mountain Tapir
Enlarge picture This faithful rendering of a mother Mountain Tapir and her baby were once in the Tap...
Engraving of a Mountain Tapir from The Naturalist's Library , Vol. 5, "Pachydermes," by Sir William ...
Photo © 2000 Sheryl Todd Left front foot (image mirrored) of a Mountain Tapir ( Tapirus pinchaqu...
Baird's Tapir Range Map (C & S America) Latin Name Tapirus bairdii Conservation Status Endangered Lo...
A relatively large mammal growing to a height of 75cm to 120cm (29in to 47 in) and to a weight of 22...
Then it was nap time again, until clouds covered the sun. Almost instantly, the tapirs grew active. ...
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Mountain Tapir