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    Eyes on Tops of Head While spending most of the day in the water the American Tailed Capybara is easily visible by predators with most of it’s body above water. So with its eyes on top of its head it is able to be almost fully submerged while keeping very good eyesight to see predators or food. Long Slim Body With a very slim frame it has much less water resistance allows to dive and swim with much less effort and energy. This will give it a lighter mass allowing it to also to move faster land as

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    Interesting Facts about the Capybara The Capybara is the largest rodent on Earth, getting the name capybara from the Brazilian language, Tupi. The name translates to mean “the one who eats slender leaves”. Just like other rodents, this animal has teeth that are very sharp but it rarely bites human beings, therefore it is not considered to be a threat. They like to live in wetlands and they can hold their breath under water for long periods. If threatened, they can stay under water for up to five

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    The capybara, the world’s largest rodent, lives in lowlands throughout South America. Only the western coast and southern tip of the continent lacks the presence of the species. These animals live in large territories covering both grasslands and water sources with their group, which can range in size from 40-100 individuals at a single water source. The capybara feeds on grass, eating up to 3 kgs a day. The capybara utilizes front incisors to chop short grass, with 80% of the grass being eaten consisting

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    2001 2/21/2018 Invasive Species: Capybaras Appear to be Taking Over Florida Invasive species have been rapidly growing throughout the state of Florida. With an estimated 500 non-native wild life species of fish and wildlife currently living in the sunshine state, the addition of the Capybara seems to be alarming to scientists studying Florida ecosystems. This paper will discuss the capybara as an organism, its native and non-native habitats, and whether the capybaras should be managed as well as how

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    these creatures are pets in multiple households) The Capybara –also known as the “carpincho” or “water hog”– is a semiaquatic mammal found in Central and South America. Belonging to the Hydrochoeridae family, the Capybara resembles guinea pigs and maras from the Caviidae family. With short legs, blunt snouts, and slightly webbed toes, the Capybara stands at around 1.6 feet tall and weighs in between 77-146 pounds in adulthood. As a pup, Capybaras are exact replicas of adults except in two ways: their

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    Theodore roosevelt is located in north dakota. It was established in November 10, 1978. It has 70,447 acres. The day I went to Theodore roosevelt national park The first thing I did was go to Prairie Dog Town and it was amazing we saw all kinds of Prairie Dog there were black-tailed prairie, Mexican Prairie dog, and White tailed Prairie. When I went to theodore roosevelt national park and we did a lot of stuff when we first got there we went to learn about the park and we talk to the people about

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    Part A – Work Related Experience Work experience was conducted in a setting with wildlife and conservation. Lasting from the 30th January to February 10th, where 65 hours was completed. Cornwall Nature Conservancy, a private nature reserve dedicated to the conservation of endangered animals. Not open to the public, it dedicates itself to educating people to be aware of why conservation is needed and gain trustees. Duties/Roles After shadowing keepers for the first two days, independent tasks were

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    The Puma concolor, also commonly known as the mountain lion, puma, cougar or panther is a large felid of the subfamily Felinae native to the Americas. Puma is the largest of the small cat species. Life span for puma in the wild is between 8 – 13 years and in captivity up to 20 years. Adult males grow to 1.8 to 2.4 meters (6 to 8 feet) long and females average 1.5 to 2.1 meters (5 to 7 feet). Males typically weigh 50 to 82 kilograms (110 to 180 lbs) and the female 36 to 59 kg (80 to 130 lbs)

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    The climate is found between 30 and 45 degrees latitude. Also, found on the western sides of the continents like: North America South America Africa Australia Mediterranean Basin t only has 2 types of seasons like summer and winter. Summer is a longer than winter. Winter is very mild The temperature in the summer are like above average of 50 degrees. Then in the winter is like between 30 and 60 degrees. The average of the temperature is 72 degrees. They get about 20 inches of rain. The types of

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    seal. V. Uruguay A. The capital is Montevideo. It is called the “City of Roses” because of all the flower filled squares and parks. B. The land is mainly lush grasslands, and trees are few. C. The climate is mild and temperate. D. Armadillos, capybaras, and burrowing owls are some of the animals found there. E. The Charrua Amerindians were the first people in Uruguay. They were warriors who fought the Europeans. F. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to discover and explore Uruguay. G. In

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