New discovered species - last update, river dolphin...

In Colomiba and Brazil they have discovered a new tapir species the Kobomani Tapir(Tapirus kabomani) it's a great found!
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Wow! What a fabulous discovery! I love it!!!! Now it's a must for me to sculpt this species! Thanks for the information, it's absolutely special news and it makes me happy!

    

This is FANTASTIC         
One more tapir, - I can't believe it , WOW       

THANKYOU for the info, Arafan    

Ana wrote:

Wow! What a fabulous discovery! I love it!!!! Now it's a must for me to sculpt this species! Thanks for the information, it's absolutely special news and it makes me happy!

Please, make one for me also   

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

I can hardly believe it. That is fantastic news! Well, now we are missing two tapir species for the collecting world.   Thank you for sharing.   

Great news for me, a new specie of one of my favourite animals:-)  

Anna, for me please one copy too:-)

I have just read this in facebook, what great news!
good idea Anna

I remember me that i reed in my childhood from a small black tapir too. And in the years after i hope to read more about that. But i think i reed that they saw this tapir in asia and it was not sure if that is a new specie or a subspecie of the tapirus indicus. But i could be possible that my memories with Asia are wrong.

widukind wrote:

I remember me that i reed in my childhood from a small black tapir too. And in the years after i hope to read more about that. But i think i reed that they saw this tapir in asia and it was not sure if that is a new specie or a subspecie of the tapirus indicus. But i could be possible that my memories with Asia are wrong.

Maybe not, I remember reading about black tapirs in Asia and after googling a little I've found this
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It looks they're only melanistic variations of Malayan tapirs but interesting anyway.
About the recently discovered, it is a full new species, not a subspecies, according with the article, mountain tapirs are more closely related with Brazilian tapirs than this new species is.

Ana wrote:

Wow! What a fabulous discovery! I love it!!!! Now it's a must for me to sculpt this species! Thanks for the information, it's absolutely special news and it makes me happy!

      

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

I remember me that i reed in my childhood from a small black tapir too. And in the years after i hope to read more about that. But i think i reed that they saw this tapir in asia and it was not sure if that is a new specie or a subspecie of the tapirus indicus. But i could be possible that my memories with Asia are wrong.

Maybe not, I remember reading about black tapirs in Asia and after googling a little I've found this
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Thank you for the link Roger!   

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

I remember me that i reed in my childhood from a small black tapir too. And in the years after i hope to read more about that. But i think i reed that they saw this tapir in asia and it was not sure if that is a new specie or a subspecie of the tapirus indicus. But i could be possible that my memories with Asia are wrong.

Maybe not, I remember reading about black tapirs in Asia and after googling a little I've found this
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It looks they're only melanistic variations of Malayan tapirs but interesting anyway.
About the recently discovered, it is a full new species, not a subspecies, according with the article, mountain tapirs are more closely related with Brazilian tapirs than this new species is.

Thank you    

Very interesting ! Great site, too ! Thankyou, dear Croger   

An other species was discovered!
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arafan wrote:

An other species was foun!
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Phantastic news     

 

Oh, how cute can somebody be!  Thanks for sharing, Bryan!  

Here's a photo:

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arafan wrote:

An other species was discovered!
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Such great news! I love hearing about new discoveries. Thank you for sharing Bryan!

   

Great news! Let's hope the river dolphin doesn't go extinct as well   

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Great news, but also posted here

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