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Make your own MALAYAN TAPIR TROPHY HEAD FIGURE ! This is template for making papercraft 3D paper sculpture with your own hand!

3d papercraft TAPIR MODEL . pepakura template, pattern for self-assembly polygonal animal for decoration home, loft and office

this is PDF pattern ! not ready made model !

Template included detailed instruction for beginners

For assembling. Print this pattern on 14 sheets A4 cardstock 200-300gsm scale 100%

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Size
Hight- 368mm (14,5 inch)
Depth- 330mm (12 inch)
Width- 295mm (11,6 inch)

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color scheme
sheet 1-pink
sheet 2-white
sheet 3-blue
sheet 4-14-black or dark blue

DISTRIBUTION
The tapir ranges through Myanmar (Burma) and Thailand south to Malaysia and Sumatra.
HABITAT
Tropical lowland swamp, montane and hill forests, prefers dense, primary forests.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Malayan tapirs are six to eight feet (1.8-2.4 m) long.They weigh 550-704 pounds (250-320 kg); females are larger than males.They stand three to three and a
half feet (90-107 cm) tall.They have a distinctive color pattern � the front and back parts are black and the midsection is white or gray.Their nose and upper
lip are extended to form a short prehensile snout.They have a large barrel-shaped body.
DIET
As a vegetarian, non-ruminant the tapir east tender leaves and shoots, aquatic plants,buds, soft twigs and fruits of low-growing shrubs.
What Eats It? Tigers and humans prey on the Malayan tapir.
SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
Malayan tapirs are solitary animals except for mating pairs and females with young. When they encounter one another in the wild they act aggressively.
LIFE CYCLE
Tapirs are sexually mature by three years of age, and breeding usually occurs in May and June. After a gestation of 13 months, females seek a secure lair
and give birth to a single calf weighing about 15 pounds (6.8 kg). Newborn tapirs are reddish-brown with white spots and stripes for camouflage.
Adult coloration develops between four and seven months. Weaning occurs at six to eight months when the babies are nearly full grown, but they stay near their mom
until they are about a year old. Females can give birth every two years. Malayan tapirs live up to 30 years.
ADAPTATIONS
Black White Black
Malayan tapirs are sometimes called �Oreo� tapirs because their distinctive black and white color pattern resembles an Oreo cookie.
The black on the front and back with white or gray in the middle is a form of camouflage that breaks up the tapir�s outline in the shadows of the forest.
The stripes and spots on the vulnerable young help them blend into the dappled sunlight and leaf shadows of the forest and protects them from predators.
The tapir�s upper lip and nose are elongated to form a distinctive prehensile snout that is similar to a stubby elephant�s trunk. This flexible extended nose is
used for plucking leaves and shoots from trees as well as sniffing their way along forest trails. They have an excellent sense of smell and rely
on scents for communication. Urine spraying is used to mark well-used pathways between feeding areas and water sources.Tapirs have a thick heavy barrel-shaped body
ideal for crashing through dense forest vegetation. When frightened or threatened, tapirs can run quickly. Despite their large size they can climb steep
slopes on the banks of rivers. They are excellent swimmers and spend a lot of time in the water.
CONSERVATION CONNECTION
IUCN Status: Vulnerable.
The biggest threat to tapirs is habitat loss due to land clearance for human settlement and agriculture.
Clear cutting for lumber and flooding by hydroelectric dam projects also pose threats to tapirs.
In some areas they are hunted for food and for the live animal trade

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