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Tapirus indicus, Edinburgh Zoo

English: A juvenile Tapirus indicus (Malayan Tapir), asleep behind its mother. The mottled white-and-brown markings can be seen clearly, and compared to the plain markings of the adult. Photographed at Edinburgh Zoo.
Source

Own work; crop of photo no. 1840
Date

4th April 2007
Author

Andrew Gray
Permission
(Reusing this image)
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