Tapir Balsa Ornament balsa-marine Using an age-old sand-casting process

Using an age-old sand-casting process

They congregate and sleep in trees called roosts

They are carnivores wiht a big appetite

" Although they have wings

Crows have been observed holding vigils over a dead bird

Tapir Balsa Ornament balsa-marine Using an age-old sand-casting processImagine an elephant and a wild hog having a baby. Can you envision what it would look like? It would look just a tapir! The tapir is South America's largest mammal. They can run 30 mph, are great swimmers, are considered a living fossil (have not evolved dramatically for a long time), and are most closely related to horse and rhinos. What makes the Tapir really unique is its prehensile nose. They can wiggle their nose, use it to grab leaves, fruit,