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Capybara

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There is so many Capybaras that their population is "Least Concern" when it comes to population .

Behavior

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Capybaras get along with many animals.

They are friendly animals and behave good towards human interaction

Size

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Capybaras are the largest living rodent in the world.

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Species

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There is only two types of Capybaras in the world, there is a regular Capybara and then there is the Hydrochoerus.

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