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ID: A wholesome Baird's tapir with white short wool, brown points, and green eyes. They are wearing a hat and carrying a basket with fruits, and small butterflies are flying around. Fresh orange geometric background. End ID.
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ID: A wholesome Baird's tapir with white short wool, brown points, and green eyes. They are wearing a hat and carrying a basket with fruits, and small butterflies are flying around. Fresh orange geometric background. End ID.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Portraits
Species Tapir
Size 900 x 1200px
File Size 358 kB
Ah! There they are! The third tapir from the sample page!
The woolified Baird's tapir looks even more outlandishly endearing
than the highland Andean kind! Very breezy and unusual!
A lovely wide-brimmed summer hat,
and those patches of brighter fur
along the wrists and ankles
are dizzyingly elegant!
Rayne tapirified reminds me of Paige Sinclair from BoJack Horseman โ
in looks and palette, at least, if not in personality.
The woolified Baird's tapir looks even more outlandishly endearing
than the highland Andean kind! Very breezy and unusual!
A lovely wide-brimmed summer hat,
and those patches of brighter fur
along the wrists and ankles
are dizzyingly elegant!
Rayne tapirified reminds me of Paige Sinclair from BoJack Horseman โ
in looks and palette, at least, if not in personality.
"Not-well-adjusted-fursuit look" is the 
๐น๐ฎ๐ป๐ฏ๐ฎ๐ฌ๐ฝ way of describing them!
Baird's tapirs may look differently in terms of fuzziness based on their current mood,
and individual hairiness... and I bet they could get really fuzzy
if you vacuum or brush them for long enough!
There are so many animals that have some dude who discovered them
in their name! I think "Central American tapir" is lot more indicative,
but it's also a bit too dry. There needs to be a revision
of a lot of those names, to pick some cool new ones,
preferably based on the indigenous naming of them.
๐น๐ฎ๐ป๐ฏ๐ฎ๐ฌ๐ฝ way of describing them!Baird's tapirs may look differently in terms of fuzziness based on their current mood,
and individual hairiness... and I bet they could get really fuzzy
if you vacuum or brush them for long enough!
There are so many animals that have some dude who discovered them
in their name! I think "Central American tapir" is lot more indicative,
but it's also a bit too dry. There needs to be a revision
of a lot of those names, to pick some cool new ones,
preferably based on the indigenous naming of them.
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