A rodent, native to South America, sitting on the ground with a book in its paws.
A rodent, native to South America, sitting on the ground with a book in its paws. A cartoon capybara sitting on the ground with a book in front of it. A water-loving rodent with a distinctive snout, sitting on the riverbank reading a book. A South American rodent, the capybara, is shown reading a book in a natural setting.
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Discover the charm of South America's largest rodent with our free SVG clip art design. Perfect for creative projects and personal use.

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Can I add headers, footers, or page numbers to my PDF using Adobe Acrobat?

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Can MicroStation read and write DXF files?

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