The term 'South American Ungulate' refers to a type of mammal that is found in South America. The most common example of this type of animal is the TAPIR, which is a five-letter word. Tapirs are large mammals with an elongated snout and a short stubby tail. They have four toes on each foot and are herbivores, feeding mainly on leaves, buds, fruits, and small branches. Tapirs are found in tropical rainforests and swamps in Central and South America.