Female Lisa

Capybaras are known for being friendly, calm, and non-aggressive, making them popular pets and zoo animals:

Friendly: Capybaras are social animals that enjoy the company of others, including humans and other pets. They can recognize humans and are known to greet people with a curious sniff.

Calm: Capybaras are known for their relaxed demeanor and move slowly and methodically.
Non-aggressive: Capybaras pose little to no danger to humans.
Intelligent: Capybaras are intelligent animals that can be taught to be house-trained.

Here are some other things to know about capybaras:

They are the world’s largest rodents and are native to South America.

They are vegetarians and spend most of their day resting under cover along the banks of lakes and rivers.
They can sometimes become pests in cultivated areas by eating melons, grain, and squash.
Both sexes perform territorial behavior, which may play a role in defining territories.
Interactions with capybaras should always be supervised, especially with children or smaller pets.