The Tapir is actually related to the horse and rhinoceroses.
Tapirs are related to horses and rhinoceros's
Believe it or not. The Rhino and Tapir are the horses closes relatives. The zebra comes behind them. Sweeney_Todd_Fan
Family: Tapriidae.Genus: Tapirus.They are distantly related to horses and rhinoceroses. Kingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: ChordataClass: MammaliaOrder: PerissodactylaFamily: TapiridaeGenus: Tapirus
It's a pig-like herbivore in South America, Central America, and Southeast Asia. They're related to horses and rhinos.
TapirTapirs are mammals that live in swamps and in forests near rivers. They are related to horses and rhinoceroses. Three kinds of tapir live in Central and South America. Another kind lives in Southeast Asia.
These animals are all species of tapirs that are related to the Malayan Tapir:Mountain TapirBaird's TapirSouth American Tapir
No, but the Brazilian tapir was the largest NATIVE MAMMAL OF THE AMAZON until the introduction of horses, cattle, and oxen.
No, but the Brazilian tapir was the largest NATIVE MAMMAL OF THE AMAZON until the introduction of horses, cattle, and oxen.
Tapir rhymes with paper. Please see the related link below.
Could be because the look like pigs with trunks, but are related to horses and rhinos. They are densely built and are at home on land as well as in water, they often submerge to eat from the bottom of rivers. They are found in the grasslands of Central and South America as will as in Asia. The black and white Malay Tapir can grow to 800lbs in weight. They are an endangered species
A. Horse