A capybara is a large rodent native to Central and South America. Although people claim they are good pets, capybaras havesignificant and unique needs that may be difficult to meet, and they're ...

Capybara. 4. They're social butterflies. These are chatty creatures who squeak and chirp (or even bark) through the day as they're hanging out in their social groups. 5.

It’s important to note that while they are adorable, capybaras are not ideal pets, and prefer their freedom. That’s why Joe Joe isn’t the only capybara in the news these days.

But when developers cleared out 3,000 acres of critical wetlands on the banks of the Paraná River to create this community of multimillion-dollar homes in the late 1990s, the capybara population ...

The Capybara Café in St. Augustine, Florida, claims to be the first of its kind in the United States, allowing customers to feed, pet and snuggle the world’s largest rodents, which are native ...

Cinnamon, a "beloved" Capybara, escaped from her enclosure at Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World on Friday, Sept. 14, sparking a dayslong search with teams "working round the clock" to locate her.