Early TODAY | October 22, 2012
Newborn baby tapir gets mouth-to-mouth
Zookeepers spring into action to perform mouth-to-snout rescue breathing on a baby Malayan tapir that was unresponsive after being born at the Denver Zoo. The newborn animal is with its mother and doing well.
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