white-lipped peccary
tayassu pecari latin

The white-lipped peccary has also been reported, but probably in error.

The White-lipped peccary can breed throughout the year depending on location.

The white-lipped peccary is generally brown or black.

The two main threats to the White-lipped peccaries survival are deforestation and hunting.

The forests are also home to a population of the endangered White-lipped Peccary.

Well, why not with the fearsome white-lipped peccary, beagle-size and deadly?

They are not alone - other visitors include a brocket deer, white-lipped peccaries and parrots.

Since the white-lipped peccary relies heavily on fruit they travel a lot to where the fruit and other essential resources are located.

White-lipped peccaries are a good indicator of how healthy the forest is because they live in such large herds and in large areas.

The White-lipped peccary is diurnal feeding and performs all of its activities during the day, more specifically in the mornings and afternoons.

White-lipped peccaries have a scent gland on their back, which emits a scent making a strong bond between members of the herd.

White-lipped peccaries predate a large proportion of the seeds of S. exorrhiza and play an important role in limiting their population.

White-lipped peccaries migrate between flooded and dry areas and tapirs are highly capable swimmers.

Great for seeing wild macaws, white-lipped peccaries, Brazilian Tapir, several species of monkeys and even the elusive jaguar.

The white-lipped peccaries have several unique attributes that allow them to stay with and identify their herd, which is essential for their survival in the wild.

Over 100 individuals have been recorded for a single herd of white-lipped peccaries, but collared and Chacoan peccaries usually form smaller groups.

The menagerie of other wildlife protected by the reserve includes jaguars, spider monkeys, pumas, ocelots and white-lipped peccaries.

White-lipped peccaries and tapirs are largely unaffected by seasonal inundation; both species take advantage of the greater abundance of fruit during these times.

"Black Horse" takes just such a flier at the universe, requiring readers not only to be light on their feet but to know about trebuckets and white-lipped peccaries.

The White-lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari), is a hog like animal found in Central and South America.

A second species is the white-lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari), which is found in the rainforests of Central and South America.

Records of white-lipped peccary in the higher altitude areas of the Maya Divide in Columbia River Forest Reserve.

The MLC boasts two large mammal collpas which attracts smaller mammals as well as large groups of white-lipped peccary and their natural Jaguar predators.

Highly threatened species include Jaguar, Spider monkey, White-lipped peccary, Horned guan, Quetzal and Harpy Eagle.

Larger animals from South America are here, including Brazilian tapir, capybara and white-lipped peccary (Cotswold is the only place in the UK to hold this species).