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SSaf16 years ago
I believe that picture (and definition) is of an Agouti. From what i understand a Lappe is a deer.
blah12 years ago
it is kind of cute
xj12 years ago
no it isn't. lappe is a rowland paca not a deer and the pic is of a lappe.
Skip12 years ago
In Guyana it's a Laba
thyema12 years ago
tis is very ulgyyyyyyyyyy
Brudda Bob12 years ago
Tapir in Guyana (actually on one of Guyana's stamps), maybe labba but I'm not sure. If it is labba as Skip mentioned, it's very sweet meat.
Charmaine12 years ago
That is NOT an agouti. Looks like a tapir to me.
Deleta11 years ago
Gibnut in Belize
Teshai10 years ago
it is a lappe..curry stewed one this weekend..umm umm good
Teshai10 years ago
Agouti does not have spots and looks more like a big rat, but they are in the same family as the Lappe
NNameless10 years ago
Scientific name-cuniculuspaca... that's where the name paca comes from
Doyle10 years ago
Heard from.the grapevine that the meat is firm, succulent.white and taste good when properly cooked
Terry8 years ago
It is a animal but very small and it not a deer it is a paper
AAmerican force5 years ago
CUTE💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
AAmerican force5 years ago
I have one inside and one outside
Moruga5 years ago
It’s a lappe, family of the rodent family
American force5 years ago
I know