Cabybeara (Hydrochoeris Ursus)

Due to a lack of food, because of global warming, the capybeara filled the niche of man hunter. Evolved from the capybara, they inhabit the wetlands and rainforests of South America. As they evolved, these large rodents got bigger, and put their ever-growing teeth to a different use. Description: shoulder height: 6-7 feet, length (head to rear): 10-12 feet, weight: 2000-2200 lbs. Females are a slightly lighter brown then males. Fun Fact: A capybeara's extremely thick skin makes them immune to almost all bullets and even small bombs!