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Celerity

(51,595 posts)
Wed Aug 20, 2025, 12:36 PM Wednesday

a capybara during the annual weigh-in at London Zoo


Poppy Jewell strokes a capybara during the annual weigh-in at London Zoo, where animals’ measurements are recorded to monitor health, growth and breeding indicators. KIRSTY WIGGLESWORTH/AP
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a capybara during the annual weigh-in at London Zoo (Original Post) Celerity Wednesday OP
I had never considered a large rodent as a spirit animal, but.......... mjvpi Wednesday #1
I would welcome an opportunity to interact with one EYESORE 9001 Wednesday #2
That capybara looks like it's thinking mwmisses4289 Wednesday #3
Capybara enid602 Wednesday #4
its a giantt gunia pig , me likes . AllaN01Bear Wednesday #5
Cute MustLoveBeagles Wednesday #6

EYESORE 9001

(28,849 posts)
2. I would welcome an opportunity to interact with one
Wed Aug 20, 2025, 12:55 PM
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Of course, I’ve also said that about larger, more dangerous animals as well. Friends & family can’t seem to dissuade me. I’ve held a falcon on my arm, a lion cub that took up my entire lap, and cuddled up next to a black bear. Next, I’d like to get close to a cheetah, whose personality I trust more than any other large cat.

enid602

(9,514 posts)
4. Capybara
Wed Aug 20, 2025, 02:37 PM
Wednesday

Capybaras eat their own poop, which gives the something in common with their Republican cousins.

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