A close-up illustration of a capybara's face peeking out from behind a rock.
A close-up illustration of a capybara's face peeking out from behind a rock. A rodent with webbed feet peeking out from its pocket-like pouch. A large rodent with a distinctive appearance, typical to the grasslands of South America. A South American rodent with webbed feet peeking out from behind a large leaf.
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Meet the World's Largest Rodent in Vector Form: Download Your SVG Capybara Now!

Discover the world's largest rodent in beautiful vector form. Download this stunning SVG capybara clip art and add it to your next creative project, perfect for personal or commercial use.

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