The capybara is one of the most interesting as ... It ranges over the whole of eastern South America, and westwards into Peru and Bolivia. Thoroughly aquatic in its habits, it is always found ...

The 10-month-old capybara is currently staying in a mixed-species habitat with a couple of Baird’s tapirs, which live in ...

While a capybara has never escaped from the zoo ... were wandering around the zoo on Tuesday Capybaras are native to South America and are the largest living rodents in the world.

Native to South America, capybara can grow to more than a metre in length and are the largest living rodents in the world. People worked for about an hour on Friday, during which time the team ...

Capybara have great, big, oversized front teeth to cut through grass and bark. Their teeth never stop growing, so to keep their teeth at a reasonable length, capybaras must wear them down by ...

Cinnamon, the capybara missing in Telford ... The animals are native to South America and are the largest living rodents in the world.

Cinnamon, a female Capybara who makes her home at Hoo Zoo ... lakes and marshlands of their native South America. They resemble a giant version of their close relatives, the guinea pig, but ...

A capybara that went missing from her enclosure in Telford, United Kingdom, was located on Wednesday after sparking a dayslong search. Cinnamon, a "beloved" Capybara, escaped from her enclosure at Hoo ...

17 (UPI) --Officials from an English zoo are searching for a capybara that escaped from ... Capybaras, native to South America, are the world's largest living rodents. "Cinnamon is very timid ...

South America is in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere, with the Equator running directly through the continent. The Tropic of Capricorn also runs through South America. The Pacific Ocean ...