Capybara Hunting

The capybara (*Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris*) is the largest rodent in existence, native to South America. These semi-aquatic animals are recognized for their sociable nature and unique physical traits. Within their groups, a social hierarchy usually exists, typically led by a dominant male. Capybaras contribute significantly to their ecosystems by grazing on plant life, helping to sustain healthy wetlands. Their presence also benefits various predators. They primarily consume grasses, aquatic vegetation, and, on occasion, fruit, with a diet rich in fiber that is essential for their digestion.