What is another word for Tayassu Pecari?
Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪəʃˌuː pˈɛkɐɹˌi] (IPA) 
Tayassu Pecari, commonly known as the white-lipped peccary, is a species of mammal found in Central and South America. It is an important animal for many indigenous communities, often hunted for food and used in traditional ceremonies. In terms of synonyms, Tayassu pecari is also referred to as the collared peccary, musk hog, and tagua or taitetu in various indigenous languages. These synonyms help to bridge the gap between the scientific nomenclature and the local names used by the people who live alongside these animals. Regardless of the name, the white-lipped peccary is a fascinating and important creature in the region's ecosystems.
