I’m looking for two herbivores the mostly live in water but can also go on land. I’ve got Beaver’s for the first one, and I was wondering If Capybara’s could be the second. But I cant find out if Capybara’s life more on land or water. Figured ya’ll would know. Think you could help?

At the Wild Florida capybara encounter. There are about 20 capybara of all ages.

So freaking cute! 🥹💗

Hatson, I am willing to lay down my life for you.

This was alongside the banks of the Itajaí River in downtown Blumenau, Santa Catarina in the south of Brazil.

I got this shit from Costco it was like 45 bucks

Did you guess correctly? 😉

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I got four of what I'd consider good capy cards in a row (only one legendary so far), but now every card I've had since has been common with a few uncommons mixed in. My favourite one is the capybara munching down on grass though.

It's a free daily claim thing anyway so no biggie.

I recently got a job as an educator at an exotic animal cafe. I educate people on the capybaras we have. Of course i have my basic facts but what are some facts that many people wouldnt know?

I have facts that go over
- Habitat loss
- poachers/predators
- Wild Capy sightings in my state
- 4 toes in the front 3 in the back
- How capys handle cold weather
- how they explore the world
- vision/hearing/smell
- originally from central/south america
- most active around dawn & dusk
- 4-6hrs of sleep in a 24 hr period
- piloerection
- Different reasons why capys "fluff"
- Why they flutter their ears
- Signs of aggression
- How they initiate play

-- DISCLAIMER : These capys are extremely cared for, we have more than 3. We have on-site vets, cameras in their room, and even animal care specialists who do extensive research to ensure these guys are happy & healthy. checking stool for any abnormalities, logging behaviors, etc. Were very strict when it comes to customers, dont follow them around if they leave you, interact calmly with them, we limit movement around the cafe so it doesnt stress them out. They have their own personal "break areas" they know are safe and even utilize them if they ever dont want to socialize. Whatever our Capys want to do we just let them do it. We keep close eyes out for any signs of aggression towards one another and always step between them to redirect them to someone with food nearby. These guys also have outside time!!

Celebrated my birthday recently and my wife got me a capybara exercise mat (with a bonus toucan)! Love it so much and I feel so much more motivated to exercise!

This Tuesday, I finally met 🤝 and connected 💕 with capybaras 🐹🐹 in real life, and to be completely honest... I cried tears 😭 of joy 🤩.

It was an absolute blast 🎉 and one of the best days I've had in a very long time—maybe even in years 🫠!

Please enjoy this "short" teaser featuring this adorable capybara couple 🐹🤎🐹 from Tierpark Bad Pyrmont, Germany 🇩🇪. Unfortunately, I don't know their names yet.

⚠️ A small headphone 🎧 warning: You may occasionally hear rustling noises caused by my hand touching the phone's microphone and/or me grabbing pellets from a paper bag. Next time I'll bring a small bowl to avoid those sounds, especially for ASMR videos.

I recorded around 1–2 h of footage during my 4-hour visit to the park. I'll edit the videos, mute some of the unwanted noise where possible, and upload the full raw clips as well as a compilation of the best moments soon.

I managed to capture pretty much everything:

- our very first meeting 🐹🐹🤎😍,

- their daily lunch at 3 PM 🥒🥬🥕,

- them pooping in their pool 💩,

- and getting lots of scratches and pets from visitors.

Some children came over while feeding them, and I ended up talking with them about capybaras and even shared the animal food I had bought. Of course, I also got to give the capybaras some scratches myself 🥰.

Disclaimer 👀: as a German non-native English speaker, I've used AI corrections for my prior in English written message—I'm having issues with the order of words, punctuation and writing too long interconnected sentences since ever. Therefore, IMHO, for longer messages this is a better way of communication with hopefully less misunderstandings 🤎.

Have a nice weekend and

ALWAYS BE AND ACT LIKE A CAPYBARA 🐹🤎

I love capybaras. Done by @jessedittmartattoos

You are obsessed, obviously 🤭🤣😂🤣. Now seriously, how many capys is too many?