A rodent capybara wearing a hat in a simple vector design.
A rodent capybara wearing a hat in a simple vector design. A large rodent with webbed feet, typical of South American wildlife. A detailed illustration of a capybara in a neutral pose, suitable for vector graphic design projects. A rodent with a distinctive build, native to South America.
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Free Downloadable Capybara Vector Image for Cricut and Laser Cutters

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