Yes, nutria (Myocastor coypus) are related to guinea pigs, as both belong to the order Rodentia. They share a common ancestor and are part of the same family, Echimyidae, although nutria belong to a different genus. Both animals are herbivorous and have similar body shapes, but nutria are significantly larger and are semi-aquatic, whereas guinea pigs are terrestrial pets.
No guinea pigs are not reptilian. Guinea pigs are mammals.
no. guinea pigs are not related to pigs at all. it is just a name. they are actually rodents.
Nutria are related to rats, also known as water rats. Capybaras are related to hamsters and guinea pigs. Capybaras are much larger than nutria, and can weigh up to 140 lbs. They are much friendlier than nutria and don't destroy vegetation like nutria do.
Guinea pigs belong to the superorder Euarchontoglires, which includes rodents and primates. Sloths belong to the superorder Xenarthra. So guinea pigs and sloths are not closely related.
No Only insofar as they are mammals.
Guinea pigs aren't related to pigs in any way except for the name. Guinea pigs are rodents, farmyard pigs are not.
maybe the MAYBE answer is wrong the one on the bottom is right Guinea pigs are not related to pigs because the guinea pig is already related to rodents so if their related to rodents they can't be related to pigs.
No. They both originate from South America but they are not related.
No, While guinea pigs are considered rodents rabbits are considered Lagomorphs.
Only in that they are both mammals...guinea pigs are not pigs at all...they are rodents...like mice, rats, etc...
yes
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