Benjamin Blonder & Luiza Aparecido Figure 5. Omaca, the sample eating Tapir (tried, but did not succeed). Jokes aside, a remarkable animal to be around while doing science! Photo credit ...

W e revealed major news last week as the largest continental mammal resurfaced more than 100 years later. The South American ...

It’s the order of mammals that includes rhinos (three toes), horses (one hoofed toe), and tapirs (three toes in back and four toes in front). Extra toes are an evolutionary advantage that helps ...

The endangered animal seemed unfazed by the rangers and stayed around their campsite for awhile, wildlife officials said.

The Marsupial Tapir had a small trunk and a long tongue. It ate plants in the open woodland, probably concentrating on their leaves. Although its trunk is somewhat like that of today's Tapir (a ...