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Capybaras

The capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) is the largest rodent on earth. It's slightly webbed feet show that this rodent lives near wetlands, rivers, and other shallow water. Find questions about the fascinating capybara here.

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How long do capybara babies stay with their parents?

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Female Capybara's give birth to live young ones. Female Capybaras are pregnant for around 150 days and at the end of gestation give birth to two to eight babies. The more usual number is 4 babies per litter.

Capybara's live in groups. All females of the group nurse and take care of the young ones in the family.

Are capybaras amphibians?

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Yes, all animals that have hair and give birth to live young are mammals. Monkeys are mammals.

Do gerbils need to be in pairs?

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Yes! It would be best if the gerbils were raised in the same litter, so if they aren't, be careful. It should work out though. Anyway, it is best to keep female gerbils in groups instead of by themselves.

Is it legal to keep a pet capybara in the state of Kentucky?

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No, Texas and Pa are the only two states that do not allow Capybara's as pets.

Does a capybara have claws?

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What animals live with the capybara?

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Capybara's are native to the Amazon rain forests. They are found extensively in the content of South America. It lives with other animals like Alligators, Leopards, anaconda etc that are native to the amazon rain forests.

How are young capybaras cared for?

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Female Capybara's give birth to live young ones. Female Capybaras are pregnant for around 150 days and at the end of gestation give birth to two to eight babies. The more usual number is 4 babies per litter.

Capybara's live in groups. All females of the group nurse and take care of the young ones in the family.

Is t he capybara a producer a primary consumer or a secondary consumer?

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As herbivores, they would be primary consumers.

How many Capybaras are there in the US?

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0. 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.

How do Capybaras help the environment?

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Because Capybaras are Awesome!

When is capybara breeding season?

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capybaras breed in rainy April and may and keep the baby in the womb for 120 to 150 days.120 days is about 4 months so 150 days is about 5 months.that means that they give birth around July and august.they give birth from 2 to 8 babies in a litter.the female stops in water and the male mounts on to mate. sorry about the excess info about when capybaras give birth but can someone who is a member improve the info on the question,when do capybaras give birth, with the the info around the top.

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What are ocean dwellers that birth live babies and nurse their young?

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Whales, dolphin, porpoises, walruses, manatees, seals, and sea otters.

Does a caiman eat capybara?

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Deer, anacondas, fish, geese, and turtles are common prey. Large caimans can eat cattle, jaguars, and mountain lions.

How much do capybaras weigh?

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Adult capybaras may grow to 130 centimetres in length, and weigh up to 65 kg. The top recorded weight for an adult capybara is 105.4 kg. Females average 36 to 66 kg, while males typically weigh about 34 to 61 kilograms

The Average lifespan of a Capybara is only around 4 years. Though they can live upto 10 years, not many make it that far because they are the favorite food for Jaguars and Anacondas.

What animal eats a capybara?

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Nothing. They don't eat any little animals. They are herbivores. They feed on grass, aquatic plants and fruits. They are the prey for predators like Jaguars, Alligators and Anaconda's. Anaconda's favorite prey is the Capybara.

What is the capybara special features?

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they are the worlds biggest rodents and they look like hippos

Where are the capybaras in cabela's hunt 2009?

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go back to the girl, but don't go all the way to her. on the hill before the girl move away from the girl, and turn around and go to the upper-left.

Do male and female capybaras look the same?

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Well it lives in the Rain Forest's looks like the monkey and the sloth's mostly like the sloth because it hangs on trees.That's all I can tell you about it.I admit I don't know much about the Capybara myself!

I am glad I read this because capybaras are nothing like who ever described it above!!!

They live in Central South America. The capybara is actually a combination of a small rodent and a hog. Capybara means water hog so this statement is correct!

*The capybara may be loosely described as pig like in appearance, but is 100% rodent. The Latin name can be interpreted as both "water pig" or very accurately as "water joy." Adults are around 100 pounds and have thin, typically tan colored hair. They have large front teeth with blunted muzzles for grazing on grass, long toenails with webbed toes (four in front and three toes in back), very short nubby tails and a portly appearance from their extra body mass which keeps them warm in their natural water habitat. I think they look some what deer like in the face and hippo like in body shape. Very intelligent animals, too.

They remind me of a giant guinea pig. Isn't it funny how everyone has a different description for the same animal.

it looks fury and looks like a tasty meal for a piranha

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How do capybara move?

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how fast do capybaras move

Where do capybaras live in Ecuador?

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Yes. 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.

Are capybaras born by eggs?

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No. Female Capybara's give birth to live young ones. Female Capybaras are pregnant for around 150 days and at the end of gestation give birth to two to eight babies. The more usual number is 4 babies per litter.

Capybara's live in groups. All females of the group nurse and take care of the young ones in the family.