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cap·y·ba·ra
 capybara
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- pronunciation:
- kae
pih
ber
[or]
kae
pih
bar
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A capybara is a furry mammal that lives in South America. It is in the same family of animals as mice, hamsters, and squirrels. Capybaras are much larger than any of these, though, and capybaras don't have tails. A capybara can weigh more than a big dog or a pig!
I think a capybara looks like a huge guinea pig!
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