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Capybara

Order : Rodentia
Suborder : Hystricognathi
Family : Hydrochaeridae

 

Facts about the family Hydrochaeridae, the capybara

Capybara are capable of running as fast as a horse and will retreat to water when threatened. (Full text)

Capybara are highly social and live in groups controlled by a dominant male Capybara populations are considered stable through much of their range, but hunting in some areas has reduced their numbers. (Full text)

Capybara are large enough that they should be kept in kennels or pastures that have a solid mesh fencing that can stand up to chewing. (Full text)

Re: Speak, the capybara, is free! (Full text)

robert adams weblog :: Capybara is Done (Full text)

The capybara is a member of the rodent family. (Full text)

The capybara is the worlds largest rodent weighing up to 80kg (176 lbs. (Full text)

Veternarian Gregory Wisanski says he's not surprised the chess playing Capybara are smart enough to escape! (Full text)

Capybara Facts Order: Rodentia Family: Hydrochoeridae Genus and Species: Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris Capybara are the largest rodents in the world. (Full text)

The feet of the capybara are webbed and armed with strong claws. (Full text)

In fact, capybara are, for the most part, the lone large herbivore in most of their natural habitats. (Full text)

Some people claim that the capybara is not, in fact, a rodent. (Full text)

05 - Capybara is proud to announce it has teamed up with Flashman Studios (Full text)

The parameters for 'capybara' are as follows: Move clock 1410 min 12. (Full text)

Looking rather like a cross between a Guinea-pig and a Hippopotamus, the Capybara is the largest of all the I,729 species of living rodents. (Full text)

Capybara (HYDROCHOERIS HYDROCHAERIS) (HYDROCHAERIDAE) is the largest rodent. (Full text)

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