3.1K views · 52 reactions | TOO CUTE: Take a look at this adorable baby Malaysian tapir. It was born last week and lives at Antwerp Zoo in Belgium. Tapirs are born with stripes and spots on their coats to help camouflage them but eventually lose the markings, according to the World Animal Foundation. | WJHL | Facebook

Happy World Tapir Day! Watch as our Malayan tapirs Kris and Cinta use their noses to investigate the enrichment their keepers put out for them. We all know that tapirs are terrific, but did you know they have super snouts? They use their flexible nose - known as a proboscis - to grab things like fruit, leaves, and other food items. The trusty trunk’s abilities don’t end there! It also serves as a snorkel when the tapir is underwater. Last but not least, the tapir uses its excellent sense of smel