Capybara: World's Biggest, Chillest Rodent
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21 August 2024
Capybaras, the largest rodent species, are considered one of the most chill animals due to their unique characteristics
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Native to the South American continent, capybaras can be found in most of its countries except Chile
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Quite impressive in size, they grow from 106 to 134 cm and weigh between 35 to 66 kg
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Capybaras are known for their calm and relaxed demeanour. They are not easily stressed or frightened, making them seem very chill
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They are highly social creatures that thrive in groups. They live in large herds and are often seen lounging together in the sun
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Within their herds, capybaras engage in mutual grooming, vocal communication, and playful interactions
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They are also seen lounging with all sorts of species outside their own, sometimes even their own predators
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Their social nature extends to interactions with other species, including humans. In some areas, they have become accustomed to human presence and have been domesticated
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Capybaras are excellent swimmers and love spending time in the water. They often relax in rivers, lakes which adds to their chill vibe
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They only eat plants, which means they don't have to worry about hunting or competing for food
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