Capybara

The capybara has many adaptations to help it survive in the rainforest. First, webbed feet so it can swim in some rivers and lakes. Second, the high nostrils and eyes allow it to submerge most of its body in the water, and still be able to breathe. Finally, the growing incisor teeth help it chew all the fruits and grass it eats. The future world will be a big ocean biome, so it will need more adaptations. Claws will need to be used to help defend themselves against predators. Horns, to ram into predators. Stronger teeth allow it to chew all of the seagrass and kelp it needs to eat. The whale-like tail helps with locomotion. The green fur helps it stay warm in the water, while helping it stay hidden with camouflage. Finally, gills will allow the capybara to breathe underwater completely fine.