No, there are still 4 species of tapir left in the wild which live in Mexico and south America and have an estimated collective population of 7,000+ individuals. 3 of the 4 species are Endangered according to the IUCN red list of threatened species and one is Vulnerable. This is due to the declining trend in population numbers globally.
Tapirs are becoming extinct because of poaching and their habitats being destroyed. People are even going into protected park areas do o illegal logging.
Tapirs are not extinct
they aren't
Yes they are almost extinct.
the white man came in the 1900s and killed them all
nonruminant ungulates: horses; tapirs; rhinoceros; extinct forms
There is a lot of programs out for them raising money and spreading awareness that they are going extinct.
No, Tapirs are herbivores, Jaguars and Anaconda are the tapirs predators.
The collective noun is a candle of tapirs.
Baby tapirs are are called calves..One is called a calf.
young tapirs are called calves.
A Jaguar can eat a tapir
You can find tapirs in French Guiana, which is located north of Brazil, but still a part of France. You can't find tapirs in mainland France.
Tapirs are cute and are part of the world, if your Friend is going to die, you will definitely help them , we should help save the tapirs
Tapirs are incredibly endangered and are being bred all over the world