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Capybara's are native to the Amazon rain forests. They are found extensively in the content of South America. The amazon rain forest covers many countries in south America and capybara's are found everywhere. Unfortunately they don't live outside of the amazon rain forest

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Where is the capybara's habitat?

They live in southern areas of the states and central America in swamp areas where their water cress (I believe) is located.


What is the habitat for the capybara?

Capybara's are native to the Amazon rain forests. They are found extensively in the content of South America. The amazon rain forest covers many countries in south America and capybara's are found everywhere. Unfortunately they don't live outside of the amazon rain forest. They are herbivores. They feed on grass, aquatic plants and fruits.


What is the french name for a capybara?

Capybara


What is the order of a capybara?

The capybara is in order rodantia.


Do people eat Capybara?

no people do not eat capybara's


What kind of consumer is a capybara?

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What are capybaras young called?

Pups, or just capybara young/capybara babies.


What are capybara male and females called?

Male capybaras are called "capybara males" or "capybara bucks," while female capybaras are referred to as "capybara females" or "capybara does." These terms are used to distinguish between the genders of capybaras in a zoological or scientific context.


Where is the biome of the capybara?

The capybara is native to the Amazon rain forest.


Is there capybara in Trinidad?

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When was Capybara Games created?

Capybara Games was created in 2003.


How many capybara are left in the wild?

Well, honey, I don't have a crystal ball to count every single capybara in the wild, but estimates suggest there are around 400,000 capybaras left strutting their stuff out there. So, rest assured, these oversized rodents are still living their best lives in their natural habitat.