The Fascinating World of Capybaras: South America's Largest Rodents

The video provides an overview of capybaras, the largest living rodents found in South America. It describes their physical characteristics, such as their thick fur that protects them from the sun and insects. Capybaras are semi-aquatic animals often found near water bodies like rivers and lakes. They are social creatures living in groups and primarily feed on grasses and aquatic plants.

What is the maximum weight a capybara can reach?

• 100 lbs

• 140 lbs

• 120 lbs

• 160 lbs

What type of environment do capybaras prefer to live in?

• Near water sources

• Deserts

• Mountains

• Forests

What is the primary function of the capybara's thick fur?

• To keep them warm

• To help them swim

• To protect from sun and insects

• To attract mates

How many individuals can a capybara group consist of?

• Up to 10

• Up to 25

• Up to 15

• Up to 20

What do capybaras primarily eat?

• Grasses and aquatic plants

• Fruits

• Small animals

• Insects