A South American rodent peering out from behind a tree trunk.
A South American rodent peering out from behind a tree trunk. A rodent species from South America is shown peeking out of a small pocket. Close-up illustration of a capybara peeking out from a pocket. Illustration of a capybara's face with a friendly expression, suitable for various design projects.
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Add a Touch of South American Charm with Our Capybara SVG Clip Art

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