A water-dwelling rodent native to South America, depicted in vector format.
A water-dwelling rodent native to South America, depicted in vector format. A high-quality vector illustration of a capybara in a relaxed pose. A detailed vector illustration of a sleeping capybara in a natural habitat. A high-quality digital illustration of a capybara lying on its side in a natural habitat.
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Sleepy Capybara SVG Clip Art for Crafters and Artists

Discover the cutest sleeping capybara SVG design, perfect for crafters and artists who love vector art. Download now and add some charm to your next project.

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