The capybara is the largest living rodent, native to South America. The capybara inhabits savannas and dense forests, and ...

Scientists and animal rights activists differ on the need to allow the hunting of the world’s largest rodent, but agree that ...

There are two species of capybaras that live in South America: the common capybara, and the lesser capybara. The lesser capybara is a bit smaller and lives mostly in Panama.

Capybaras have become somewhat of an internet sensation. Loved for their relaxed demeanour, friendly nature and laid-back lifestyle, they’re social media icons. But beyond the viral videos, there’s a ...

Capybaras live in groups of 10–20, taking turns grazing and watching for danger This social system enhances their ability to detect and evade predators.

At the time of her escape, zoo owner Will Dorrell said the adventurous capybara was "probably living her best life". After ...

Quick to jump on the capywagon and profit from their popularity, hotels, cafes and zoo enclosures are also popping up all ...

Capybaras live in grassy or marshy regions with water close by at all times, while nutrias create complicated burrows along riverbanks or ponds.

Live capybaras, reindeer, and sea otters are meeting visitors for the first time at the California State Fair in the new “Wild Things” exhibit. Intended to educate the public about wildlife ...

Native to Central and South America, capybaras always live near bodies of water in the wild. The pups are fast learners as they adopt a semi-aquatic lifestyle.

Capybaras are native to South America, but according to a UF study, the gentle, semi-aquatic rodents have been spotted in Florida.

Capybaras live between 10 and 12 years, depending on if they’re in the care of experts. What do you want to know about life in Sacramento?