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Capybaras are social animals that typically live in groups, and they raise their young in a communal setting. Females usually give birth to a litter of 3 to 8 pups after a gestation period of about 5 months. The mother cares for her young, keeping them close and nursing them for several weeks. Capybara pups are precocial, meaning they can walk and swim shortly after birth, which helps them integrate quickly into the group for protection and socialization.
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What is the life of a capybaras?
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A Capybara can run as fast as a young horse. I don't necessarily know how fastthat is, but none the less very impressive for a giant hampster.
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Capybaras are mammals. More specifically, they are rodents. Just like mice and rats, the male mates with the female, who carries the young in her womb. At the end of gestation, the young are born. They get their early nutrition by nursing from the mother.
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