Capybara Family and Their Habitat

The video explores the life of capybaras along the Amazon River. It highlights their vigilance against predators, the feeding habits of young capybaras, and the threats they face from various predators. The adults keep watch while the young feed and nurse from any mother in the group. Despite their seemingly peaceful life, capybaras are a favored prey, making constant vigilance necessary.

What role do adult Capybaras play along the Amazon River?

• They build nests.

• They keep watch over the herd.

• They hunt for food.

• They swim across the river.

At what age do young Capybaras start eating grass?

• Four months old

• Three weeks old

• Two months old

• One week old

How long do young Capybaras drink milk?

• 8 weeks

• 12 weeks

• 16 weeks

• 20 weeks

What is a unique feature of Capybara nursing habits?

• They can nurse from any mother in the group.

• They only nurse from their own mother.

• They nurse only at night.

• They do not nurse at all.

Why is constant vigilance necessary for Capybaras in the Amazon?

• To protect against predators

• To avoid getting lost

• To find food

• To build shelters