Capybara

Capybara are the largest rodents in the world. Capybara are 2 feet tall at the shoulder and are built like a barrel with legs, shaggy hair, light brown. Capybara habits are feeling right at home. Capybara live in Central and South America. They usually feel right at home at rivers, lakes, ponds, and streams. Capybara has long teeth to cut through the grass. They also use it for water plants. When there is dry season the fresh grass can dry up, and they can't eat that. During the dry season they eat reeds, grains, melons, and squashes. Capybara usually live in small groups like about 10.During the wet season you will find 40 Capybara together. They do this because it is easy to help the younger ones. They are social, calm, and adaptable creatures, known as the largest rodents in the world.