A large South American rodent, also known as the capybara, the world's largest living rodent.
From Tupi or Guarani indigenous languages of South America, reflecting the animal's native origin. The term reflects the naming of New World fauna by early naturalists learning indigenous names.
Capybaras (araguanes) are basically giant guinea pigs that can weigh 150 pounds and live near water. They're so chill that other animals hang out on them like a moving island—jaguars, caimans, and birds literally use them as transportation!
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