They communicate with each other
by making soft sounds like purrs or whistles.
by running.
Capybaras love water; they are excellent swimmers and spend a lot of time in ponds, rivers or wetlands to keep cool and safe from predators.
False
True
Capybaras sleep for around 10 hours a day. They usually sleep in the daytime, taking naps in the shade or in the water to stay cool.
false
true
Capybaras don't adapt to the urban spaces as Porto Alegre.
false
true
Female capybaras usually give birth to a litter of ____ babies after about _____ months of pregnancy.
1 / nine
2-8 / five
Capybaras don't jump.
true
false
Are capybaras herbivore or carnivore?
Herbivore
Carnivore
Capybaras like to keep clean. They often roll around in mud and water to stay cool and protect their skin from the sun.
true
false
Capybaras are the largest rodents on Earth. They can grow up to 1.2 metres long and weigh as much as 63kg!
true
false
Capybaras enjoy grooming each other which helps them bond with their friends.
false
true
Capybaras have large, sharp teeth that never stop growing.
true
false
. A typical group can have ________ capybaras.
1 to 3
1 to 20