You know, people think we capybaras are totally chill and relaxed all the time, but it’s not true. We may not show it, but we’re always thinking about world problems like pollution and stuff. You might say we’ve goat a lot on our minds.
I’ll see myself out, Murray C.
So painting. Many happy. Very trees. Wow.
Bored Panda, via Andrew Y.
Weirdest Kiss-Cam ever.
Star-Telegram, via Elizabeth G.
Otterly adorbs.
ZooBorns, via Murray C.
Let's just say she got a warm welcome.
Love Meow, via Andrew Y.
Every year at the winter solstice, zookeepers in Japan soak capybaras in hot tubs filled with yuzu, a citrus fruit. The practice, which began in 1996, is meant to ward off disease and bring good health for the coming year.
https://twitter.com/capybarahp/status/1077816193858232320
The yuzu bath is a much older winter ritual, at least for Japanese humans who believe the practice actually prevents colds and flu. But for the capybara, the ritual just gives them an excuse to do what they do best: chill.
https://twitter.com/capybarahp/status/1076299035676266496
Found on Mashable by Andrew Y.
“You’re much larger than the rodents I usually eat — er, I meant to say rodents I usually meet, because I would never dream of eating any of your fine relatives with whom I coexist peacefully in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect.”
Happy cappy takes a nappy.
The Atlantic, via Faye
Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation...
The Dodo, via Murray C.
(I've needed to pee for the last five minutes.)
Cuteness, via Elaine W.
She just *spoke* up!
Love Meow, via NTMTOM
This polar bear uses so much energy waking up that she needs a nap.
