Capybara

Capybaras are the worlds largest rodents out there, and they've got some pretty cool adaptations that help them thrive in wetlands. Their webbed feet make swimming a breeze, and they're great at munching on aquatic plants while dodging predators. But climate change is throwing a wrench into their homes with deforestation and unpredictable rainfall patterns, which could make life harder for them. As temperatures creep up and their habitats shrink, capybaras might need to change their diet, leaning more toward land plants if water gets scarce. They could also start moving to cooler areas or teaming up more with their buddies to find food. In the future, we might see shifts in their breeding habits, too, helping them adjust to the new environment. So, while capybaras are pretty well set up right now, their survival really hinges on how well they can adapt to these big changes coming their way.