How Come Capybaras Get Along So Well With Other Species?
But really, what’s their secret then?
Native to South America, these cute animals are extremely social, often forming groups of 10-20 individuals that live together.
And they are also quite big! They are the largest rodents in the world, growing to a size of up to 134cm (4 feet 4¾ inches) and weighing up to 66kg (145 lb).
Third, capybaras are semi-aquatic mammals that prefer to live near bodies of water. They are master swimmers that can avoid predators by staying submerged for up to 5 minutes. They even only mate in water.
But as for why everybody loves them, there are only guesses. Yet, there’s certainly much evidence around. Now, see for yourself.
Native to South America, these cute animals are extremely social, often forming groups of 10-20 individuals that live together.
And they are also quite big! They are the largest rodents in the world, growing to a size of up to 134cm (4 feet 4¾ inches) and weighing up to 66kg (145 lb).
Third, capybaras are semi-aquatic mammals that prefer to live near bodies of water. They are master swimmers that can avoid predators by staying submerged for up to 5 minutes. They even only mate in water.
But as for why everybody loves them, there are only guesses. Yet, there’s certainly much evidence around. Now, see for yourself.
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19 November 2023
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