A rare tapir sighting
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I'm not falling for this one, Lee!!
You never know when a tapir can trot through Prospect Park. (I resisted writing that as my caption...)
I would have been so happy if you had! :)
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I did learn today that tapirs are called living fossils because they haven't evolved at all in a long, LONG time.
The animals in the dark were kind of scary, I thought. The leopard freaked me out.
Rosalyn hated the cloud rat. But I loved that guy. And the flying squirrels were much smaller than I had imagined they would be. I liked the aviary. I had to wait a long while for R and her friend to move thru the darkness exhibit, so I hung out there admiring the laughing thrush.
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