South American Tapir
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| South American Tapir | |
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| Tapirus terrestris | |
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| Tapir | |
| Details | |
AKA |
Brazilian tapir, the maned tapir, the lowland tapir |
Temperament |
Passive |
Added in |
V.0.1 |
Habitat(s) |
Forest |
The South American Tapir is a species of passive animal in Green Hell.
Basic Info[edit | edit source]
The South American tapir is one of five species in the tapir family, along with the mountain tapir, the Malayan tapir, Baird's tapir and the kabomani tapir. The South American tapir is the largest surviving native terrestrial mammal in the Amazon.
It is the best source of protein.
Harvest[edit | edit source]
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= | x6  |
+ | x4  |
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| South American | Tapir Meat | Bone | ||
| Tapir |
References[edit | edit source]
For information pertaining specifically to the real-world South American Tapir, see the relevant Wikipedia article
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Tapir in a riverbed
Update History[edit | edit source]
| Version | Changes |
|---|---|
| placeholder | placeholder |
| Amphibians | Cane Toad • Poison Dart Frog |
| Birds | Hyacinth Macaw • Scarlet Macaw • Toucan |
| Fish | Angelfish • Arowana • Discus Fish • Peacock Bass • Red-Bellied Piranha • River Stingray |
| Invertebrates | Brazilian Wandering Spider • Brazilian Wasp • Goliath Birdeater Spider • Larva • Maggots • Mystery Snail • Prawn • Rainforest Ants • Red Crab • Scorpion |
| Mammals | Armadillo • Capybara • Collared Peccary • Jaguar • Mouse • Puma • South American Tapir • Three Banded Armadillo |
| Reptiles | Black Caiman • Caiman Lizard • Green Iguana • Red Footed Tortoise • South American Rattlesnake |
| Decorative | Bats |
