Cavy is the scientific word for guinea pigs. Therefore, the plural is cavies.
There are several breeds of cavies that have long hair, including the Peruvian, Silkie, Coronet, Texel, and Alpaca breeds.
well.... guinea pigs might not be wild, but wild cavies, simalar to guinea pigs, are wild.
Their scientific name is Cavie. They are not Guinea pigs, they are Cavies.
There's quite a few - including Elephants, Pandas, Hippos and Guinea pigs (aka cavies). Rabbits, too, although it's more correct to say they practice "cecotrophy," not "coprophagia," because they don't actually eat their feces: they eat their cecotropes (a different kind of dropping).
Guinea pigs are believed to have evolved from a group of rodents called cavies. These ancestral species lived in South America and gradually evolved into the domestic guinea pigs we see today through selective breeding by humans.
There are several breeds of cavies that have long hair, including the Peruvian, Silkie, Coronet, Texel, and Alpaca breeds.
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Yes, they love it.
Cabbages are harmful for Guinea Pigs.
Their scientific name is Cavia porcellus (meaning "little pig") in the family Caviidae and thus are called Cavies, which is more of their formal name.
Sometimes they are called cavies or GP for short.
Both rodents and cavies.
Guinea pigs belong to the cavy family (Caviidae).
The only thing Cavies hunt are dog treats.
in room temperter keep your cavies away from open windows
Their Latin name is cavia porcellus , but a lot of people call them cavies