A detailed illustration of a large rodent native to South America, known as the capybara.
A detailed illustration of a large rodent native to South America, known as the capybara. A South American rodent with webbed feet and a prominent snout. Close-up illustration of a capybara's face with large eyes and whiskers. A large rodent found in South America, often referred to as the world's largest rodent.
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