Capybara Babies 6.5cm x 1.8cm. These creatures are sometimes known as "nature's ottoman" or "moving chairs," they never seem to refuse an animal to hitch a ride. Numerous different bird species, monkeys, bunnies, and even other capybaras have all been seen sitting, perched, or lying on the back of a capybara.
These curious creatures eat while swimming in the South American marshes. Also their teeth continuously grow!! To make up for the constant wear and tear of eating tough aquatic plants and grasses—their pearly whites will just keep on growing! Like rabbits, their high-crowned, narrow-edge teeth are perfectly adapted for cutting up their food.
