The Capybara

In the present, the capybara has reddish-brown fur, semi-aquatic, and water is a source of life for them. The capybara eats reeds, tubers, aquatic plants, and bark. Being a strong swimmer helps them survive. In the future it will also still be a strong swimmer, fully submerge under water and have longer limbs to swim better. It has horns, sharper claws to stab their prey, fins to control the direction to swim, and gills to breathe underwater. The horns will help break hard protection layers of predators. The future capybara will eat small fish and aquatic plants because the underwater habitat will change what would be eaten by the water levels changing. It will also camouflage the color blue to blend in the water. Their shelter will be in a water den that is camouflage with the rocks and predators won't be able to find them inside of their den.