baird tapir tapirus bairdii stands profile view has robust body short legs

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A Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii) stands in profile view. It has a robust body, short legs, and a distinctive long, flexible snout. The coat is dark brown with a lighter face and throat. Large ears are visible, and its eyes appear small in proportion to its body. Commonly found in Central and South America's forests, the Baird's tapir is a herbivore, using its snout to forage for food. It typically inhabits riparian zones near water sources.