The Fascinating World of Capybaras: Largest Rodents in the Amazon Basin

Capybaras are the world's largest rodents, native to the Amazon Basin. They are semi-aquatic and spend much of their time in water. Capybaras live in large herds, sometimes up to 200 animals, and are generally calm, making them suitable for mixed exhibits. They require a lot of water and a diet that helps wear down their continuously growing teeth. Breeding can be challenging due to their rapid reproduction rate. In captivity, their diet is supplemented with root vegetables and greens.

Describe the social structure of capybara herds.

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What challenges are associated with breeding capybaras?

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