The San Diego Zoo has announced that female Baird’s tapir Luna gave birth to a female calf in early June — and the baby needs a name. The prehensile-nosed calf and her mother can now be seen ...

Amazingly it was a humongous Baird’s tapir, rivaling the size of a small cow. "The tapir appeared curious at our presence and approached within 15 feet of us as we stood, not moving.

If you look at a Baird’s Tapir, you might think it’s a smaller version of a hippopotamus. However, its closest relatives are actually horses and rhinos.

San Diego Zoo in California welcomed a Baird’s tapir calf. The tapir baby and mom are on display. Baird’s tapirs are endangered due to habitat loss.

Zoo announces birth of endangered Baird’s tapir The API failed to deliver the resource. Metro Richmond Zoo says the Baird’s tapir is an endangered species native to Mexico and Central America.

San Diego Zoo in California welcomed a Baird’s tapir calf. The tapir baby and mom are on display. Baird’s tapirs are endangered due to habitat loss.

It’s hard to miss, thanks to its stocky body and distinctive trunk-like snout. Even though tapirs live on land, your best bet for finding one is to look near water. As this YouTube video shows, these ...

Baird’s tapirs, mammals considered gentle and shy, seen fighting and heard whistling in videos from Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, study said.

The baby tapir’s name is Sandía, which means “watermelon” in Spanish. Metro Richmond Zoo says the Baird’s tapir is an endangered species native to Mexico and Central America.

The baby tapir’s name is Sandía, which means “watermelon” in Spanish. Metro Richmond Zoo says the Baird’s tapir is an endangered species native to Mexico and Central America. “Tapir calves are born ...

The baby tapir’s name is Sandía, which means “watermelon” in Spanish. Metro Richmond Zoo says the Baird’s tapir is an endangered species native to Mexico and Central America.