Where to Find Capybara Videos
I’m always looking for capybara content, and so are you, if you are here. This is a fairly random collection of digital capybara ephemera but none of it is mine. […]
Tag Archives: Brasil
Capybara Contrarian – 4 – South American Edition
Let’s look at some capybara news from South America. At any given time, capybaras are co-opting swimming pools, invading posh neighborhoods, causing traffic accidents, and generally being great big silly […]
Capybara Rescue in Brazil
When I meet people savvy enough to know that capybaras are from South America (and not Australia), they love to point out that people down there eat them. That may […]
Where Capybaras Live Free
I never tire of looking at capybaras in the wild. It’s not as easy as it sounds. Even if you are in South America they are somewhat elusive. So I […]
The Capybara Invasion
This book is a gem: I love everything about it!
Family of capybaras enjoys stroll at Catalan Dam | G1
I am still melancholy about Brazil and enjoy tracking capybaras in the news from there. They do love their capybaras, and appreciate their unique quirkiness so much! I love these […]
Farmer Adopts Paca as Pet in Acre | G1
11/16/2013 Paca goes by the name ‘Joe’ in Mâncio Lima. Docile animal was adopted by the family a year ago. An animal that asks for food, plays with the dogs […]
Capybaras on Campus in Brazil
Capybaras are common on the campus of the Federal University of Acre (UFAC), Rio Branco, Brazil. The capybaras have become quite an attraction! Biologists at the Brazilian Institute of Environment […]
Uma Incrivel Capivara Amiga, Folgada e de Estimação | Videorreporter Duilio Galli – Ibitinga
In my last post, I mentioned a video of a capybara that frequented a restaurant in Brazil. I saw it about a year ago, but hadn’t been able to find […]
Superpopulação de capivaras causa transtornos para agricultores do ES | notícias em Agronegócios no ES
Overpopulation of Capybaras Causes Inconvenience to the Farmers of Espírito Santo, Brazil With the jaguar and caiman becoming less populous, capybaras are breeding like . . . rodents. And they’re […]
Dobby the Capybara 