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Malayan Tapir<br> Zoos & Wildlife Parks in Seattle picture - Rayai, the Woodland Park Zoo's male Malayan tapir, taking a dip in the small tapir pool. Ancient animals, tapirs have kept the same basic body design for more than 40 million years. Closely related to horses and rhinos, three species of tapir live in Central and South America and a fourth, the Malayan (pictured here), lives in Southeast Asia.
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Rayai, the Woodland Park Zoo's male Malayan tapir, taking a dip in the small tapir pool. Ancient animals, tapirs have kept the same basic body design for more than 40 million years. Closely related to horses and rhinos, three species of tapir live in Central and South America and a fourth, the Malayan (pictured here), lives in Southeast Asia.
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