The document discusses the capybara, the largest rodent in the world. It lives in or near lakes, streams, and ponds in South America, and eats grass, plants, and melon rinds. Capybaras can stay underwater for 5 minutes or more due to physiological adaptations. They grow between 42 to 53 inches long and about two feet tall, and are semiaquatic members of the hamster and gerbil family, despite their large size.

1. All about Capybaras
By : Micaela

2. Although there are many interesting animals that live in
South America , the capybara is an amazing creature .
Did you know that capybaras can stay underwater for
five minutes or more.
All about Capybaras

3. A Capybara lives in a lake or a stream . They eat all of
the foods that are near a river or pond. They are like
beavers just more cute.
Where a Capybara Lives

4. A capybara likes to eat mostly grass and melon rind s
and some plants.
What a Capybara Likes To Eat

5. The size of a capybara is about 42 to 53 inches long and
about two feet tall at the shoulder.
The Size of a Capybara

6. A capybara can stay underwater for 5 minutes or more.
The capybara is a part of the hamster and gerbil family.
Capybara is the largest rodent living today.
Interesting Fact ’s About Capybaras

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