Capybara

The capybara is the largest rodent in the world. Height 60 centimeters and 120 in length.
They are similar to beavers but they do not have a tail; they are a rodent more related to cavies and guinea pigs.

Capybara live in Central and South America. They roam the swampy, grassy regions bordering rivers, ponds, streams. and lakes.

This animal is a herbivore and mainly feeds in the area where it lives, grass, aquatic vegetation, eats fruits, tubers, leaves and bark.

Capybaras usually live in small groups of about 10 individuals. This helps them resist predators, as caimans, ocelots, eagle harpies

The capybara is not currently classified as endangered, although it is threatened by deforestation, habitat destruction, and illegal poaching. However, not so long ago, he had problems due to hunting.