Tapirs

Because they feel like it

Tigers, jaguars, anacondas and crocodiles can all be dangerous to tapirs

My gran used to roast one whole over an open fire in her garden every Easter Sunday, but nowadays I just buy it cooked and sliced from Asda and put it in a sandwich with a bit of mayonnaise.

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In the wild, the tapir's diet consists of fruit, berries, and leaves, particularly young, tender growth. Tapirs will spend many of their waking hours foraging along well-worn trails, snouts to the ground in search of food. Baird's Tapirs have been observed to eat around 40 kilograms (85 pounds) of vegetation in one day. They also eat other easy eat vegetation like grass and flowers.

they don't hibernate at all.

They eat leaves and fruit and feed in the morning and evening.

A Malayan Tapirs' diet mainly consists of forest litter, small branches and twigs, forest berries, forest floor mosses, grass and some leaves.

u r wrong

South America

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

No animal can be healthy or comfortable in a cage. It doesn't matter how large the cage is. I would not recommend having a tapir in captivity, unless it is for conservation purposes, but if you do have a tapir for any reason, it needs an enclosure, not a cage. Make the enclosure as large as you can, and make sure it is full of good plants to eat and areas for stimulation, like a pool.

a baby Tapir is a Calf

Although Tapirs are very distant relatives of the pig family of mammals, they do not make any similar sounds to the pig 'oink'. The tapir call typically consists of an extended 'kiiiiiii' shriek at a very high pitch, followed by a series of nasal 'fwoah' sounds, and ending in an explosive 'gnwfoaaagh' crescendo. Experts in Tapir behaviour have speculated that the noisiness of the Tapir may have contributed to its decline in numbers, as it renders the animal easy prey to predators and human hunters.

they usually have one, sometimes twins, so I suppose they're a bit like humans that way

Not on purpose. Tapir are herbivores. They eat leaves, fallen fruit, buds, and twigs. If a beetle gets mixed in there, I don't know if they spit it out or swallow it.

There is a lot of programs out for them raising money and spreading awareness that they are going extinct.

A Jaguar can eat a tapir

the white man came in the 1900s and killed them all

They have been kown to eat up to 80lbs of vegetation a day

Elephants do not have language so they don't use names for each other. Of course we give them names, and they may recognise them.

Jaguars, Crocodiles, Anaconda