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Tapir and Brocket Deer Are the First Births at the Itaipu Biological Refuge in 2026.
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The births of a dwarf brocket deer (Mazama nana) and a tapir (Tapirus terrestris) at the Bela Vista Biological Refuge (RBV) last week marked the beginning of the year for Itaipu Binacional's Species Reproduction Program. The dwarf brocket deer Bambi and the tapir Jamelão, both offspring of first-time mothers, were the first births of 2026 and represent hope for the conservation of both species. According to veterinarian Aline Konell, from the Pr…
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