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Capybaras (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris)

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Capybaras (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris)

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Capybaras (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris) it is the largest rodent in the world with a head and body length excluding the tail of 1,06 to 1,34 mt and a shoulder height of 55 to 65 cm, they weight from 35 to 65 kg with males larger than females. They live in big groups in the Venezuelan Llanos, they spend most of the time in the water or close to the water. When they are adults their predators are Anacondas, Jaguars, Pumas and Orinoco Crocodiles, when they are young they have many predators Caiman crocodilus, Ocelots, Jaguarundis,  Foxes, Birds of Prey  and Piranhas,  they have an average of 4 youngs (1 to 7) they get birth two or more times during the year. In Big Ranches called Hatos in Venezuela where they are not hunted by man you can see big numbers of Capibaras.
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