Are you ready to explore the world of capybaras? These adorable and fluffy creatures are the largest rodents in the world! In this book, you’ll discover: • Where and how these cheerful animals live • Get acquainted with their habits and daily routines • Uncover interesting facts about these fascinating creatures And vibrant illustrations will bring the world of capybaras to life. Get ready for some delightful discoveries!

Adorable Animals is a fun and educational picture book for kids of all ages. This book tells the story of three adorable animals: capybaras, pandas, and dolphins. In this book, you will learn: • Where these animals live • What they eat • Their daily routines • How they raise their young • And many more interesting facts! Adorable Animals is a great way to learn about these amazing animals. With its beautiful illustrations and engaging story, this book is sure to be a hit with kids of all ages, and even adults!

This natural history details information about the capybaras' anatomy, ecology, behavior, biology, conservation, management, and taxonomy. Capybaras are robust and agile, and reach the size of a small pig and weigh upward of 100 pounds at maturity. They range throughout South American tropical wetlands. Largely extirpated from their former haunts through agricultural practices and poaching, they have adapted well to human management and conservation efforts and are frequently raised on ranches as valued sources of both meat and leather. The herbivorous rodents play a vital role in the ecosystems of natural grasslands, wetlands, and gallery forests and are commonly prey for caimans, anacondas, jaguars, and pumas. The book describes the capybaras' known history; the diseases, parasites, and hazards they face; and their population and behavioral characteristics. It also discusses how they interact with predators and other animals and explains their long-running and growing commercial importance to humankind.

Have you ever seen a capybara before? They're the world's largest rodent! When they’re not swimming in rivers, they’re looking for food like grass and bark. Learn more about these furry creatures and discover where they live, how they’re born, and more!

Is there a 100-pound semi-aquatic South American rodent in your kitchen? I am Dobby the Capybara, I live in the suburbs, and this is my story. Royalty is automatic among the world's largest rodents, but I am The Prince. Read the highly opinionated record of my downfall from pampered pet to grubby, corn-obsessed middle age. This isn't "How to Capybara" anything, and the facts are a little bit mixed up. If you are interested in wild capybaras, don't look here! I can tell you what's in my refrigerator, though, and where the off-limits birdseed is. I also discuss visitor expectations, explain discreet coprophagy techniques, and offer advice on forays into forbidden parts of the house. Grab a highlighter and take notes in case there is a poop quiz!

Articles and photographs provide information on mammals from each of the orders, covering anatomy, breeding habits, behavior, migration, evolutionary development, and social organization.

A shaggy capybara lists facts about capybaras as well as personal preferences, such as a love for poetry and cuddling.