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06/04/2023

Capybara females are larger in size than males.

06/04/2023

The capybara's cheek teeth grow throughout its life.

05/04/2023

Capybaras have 66 chromosomes in the diploid set.

05/04/2023

Capybara's skin burns in the sun. To protect their skin from burning, they spend the hottest hours in water or lying in the mud.

04/04/2023

Because of their love for water, about 300 years ago, priests of the Catholic Church classified the capybara as a fish and allowed their meat to be consumed during Lent.

04/04/2023

Argentina and Uruguay mainly use capybara to make a variety of hot pepper sausages.

03/04/2023

In some regions of South America, capybara meat is eaten, the skin is used for various products, and the fat is used in pharmaceuticals.

03/04/2023

Capybara mothers, in addition to their cubs, can also feed other babies from their family.

02/04/2023

Unlike all other rodents, capybara babies can stand a few minutes after birth and eat solid food on the fourth day.

02/04/2023

The capybara is the largest known rodent.

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