MALAJSKI TAPIR- THE MALE TAPE

MALAJSKI TAPIR

malajski tapir

MALAJSKI TAPIR je jedina vrsta tapira koja zivi u Aziji.

 Prepoznatljiv je po belom pojasu i sarama i bojom kao panda .
 Zivi na ostrvu Sumatra i Malajskom poluostvu.
ŽIvi usamljenickim zivotom pored reke , voli da se kupa . 
Svake druge godine mama tapir donese po jednu bebu tapira.
Ženka je krupnija od mužijaka  teži do 320 kg.
Culo mirisa je veoma razvijeno , dok čulo vida je veoma slabo . 
Sto znaci lepo cuje , slabo vidi.

THE MALE TAPE

THE MALE TAPE is the only type of tapir who lives in Asia.

  It is recognizable by white belt and sarongs and color as panda.

  He lives on the island of Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula.

A lonely lonely life by the river, he likes to bathe.

Every second year, the tapir mother brings a baby tapir.

The female is bigger than the male weighs up to 320 kg.

The sense of smell is very developed, while the sense of the sight is very poor.

Which means it sounds good, it sees it badly.

GRIVASTI VUK -JUZNA AMERIKA - Grievous wolf-South America

GRIVASTI VUK- Magelanov pas

GRIVASTI VUK

 

Grivasti vuk je sisar iz porodice pasa .Staniste su mu sume i travnbate povrsine Juzne Amerike ( Bolivija , Brazil , Peru  ).Ugrozena je vrsta . 

Ova vuk je veoma romantican , parnera ima za ceo zivot, mama na svet donese od 2-5 mladunaca koji sazrevaju za godinu dana .

zivotni vek ove zivotinje je oko16. god. 

 Ono sto ovu zivotinju veoma ugrozava je sama cinjenica da su je lovili zbog ociju , jer su smatrali da su te oci amajlija i donose srecu.

                                

Grievous wolf     -Magellan dog

The wolf wolf is a mammal from the family of dogs. The stables are the forests and grasslands of South America (Bolivia, Brazil, Peru). The species is endangered.

This wolf is very romantic, has a partner for a lifetime, and mother brings to the world 2-5 young men who mature in a year.

life span of this animal is around16. year.

  What really undermines this animal is the very fact that they were hunted because of their eyes, because they thought that those eyes were amulets and brought happiness.