What is another word for Tapirus Indicus?
Pronunciation: [tˈapɜːɹəs ˈɪndɪkəs] (IPA) 
Tapirus indicus is a scientific name used to identify a large, herbivorous mammal commonly known as the Malayan tapir. This animal is native to Southeast Asia and is distinguishable by its distinctive black and white markings. Other synonyms that have been used to refer to this creature include the Asian tapir, the Indian tapir, and the Asian horse. The Malayan tapir is closely related to other tapir species such as the Baird's tapir and the lowland tapir. These animals are known for their distinctive proboscis-like snouts, and they play an important role in the ecosystems they inhabit.
