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Capybara is not a crossbreed, but a rodent native to South America. This semi-aquatic animal has a stocky, furry body and can befriend many animals, including crocodiles. It can stay underwater for up to five minutes to hide from predators. The capybara also shares several similarities with the hippopotamus, with its eyes, ears, and nostrils located near the top of its head.
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Common Name
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Greater Capybara
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Conservation Status
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Extinct (EX)
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Taxonomy
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Scientific name
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Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
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Species
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Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
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Capybara is not a crossbreed, but a rodent native to South America. This semi-aquatic animal has a stocky, furry body and can befriend many animals, including crocodiles. It can stay underwater for up to five minutes to hide from predators. The capybara also shares several similarities with the hippopotamus, with its eyes, ears, and nostrils located near the top of its head.
