Brazilian Tapir 

body: ranges to 221 cm for females, 204 for males; shoulder height 77 - 108 cm; tail approximately 8 cm

200 - 250 kg

1 - 2 (usually 1)

335 - 439 days

lowland regions of northern and central South America

fruits, leaves, stems, sprouts, small branches, grasses, aquatic plants, tree bark, aquatic organisms, and cane, melon, cocoa, rice, and corn from plantations

generally solitary, and is only found in groups during the mating season

30 - 35 years in the wild; up to 39 years in human care