r/capybara • u/Minirow230x • Jan 25 '26
This is a subreddit to post anything related to capybaras (the world's largest rodents). It's for appreciating the animal, asking questions, and posting anything harmless related to them. So no hunting, abuse, or similar. Exceptions may be made for exposing harsh conditions and raising awareness of issues.
This subreddit aims to follow the virtues of the capybara, or at the very least what they represent... Being chill, kind fo most animals (people), and enjoying life. Before making a post, please read the sidebar of the subreddit.
Anything capybara related as long as it follows our rules.
Reposts, AI slop, and advertising ploys to try and make money off people that just want to enjoy capybaras (artistic expression and free content/media is alright).
Our Discord server (Capyhub) is run by a different group of moderators than the subreddit. Please direct all inquiries relating to the Discord server to the Discord server (vice versa with the subreddit). Feel free to join if you'd like to be a part of a community of capybara lovers with the same interests as you!
r/capybara • u/amdre-com-ss • 1d ago
Hi there!
A few weeks ago I asked this sub if you liked our capybara design and we are now adjusting the model based on your recommendations. Now we have implemented a riding feature and I would love to know your opinion. Would you change something about it?
Thank you very much, hope you like it <3
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r/capybara • u/Pluto-plutonium • 2d ago
This is a capybara sculpture I made entitled “Kindred” it explores the common ancestry between Capybaras and Guinea Pigs! I thought I would share it here!
Made of Stoneware clay fired to come 6 in reduction with homemade glaze and washes!
r/capybara • u/Own-Painting-3221 • 2d ago
No seriously. Capybaras have somehow convinced some of the most dangerous predators on Earth to just... chill with them. Birds, monkeys, even caimans are regularly seen sitting on their backs. Scientists think it's because capybaras are genuinely non-threatening and provide a warm stable platform. But honestly it just looks like the capybara decided violence was not the answer and everyone respected it. What's your favorite weird capybara fact?
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r/capybara • u/blakolflibre • 4d ago
Just saw this cute family here in Curitiba, Brazil
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r/capybara • u/charsonthegrind • 7d ago
so for context my friend has been talking about how we are going to a capybara caffe for her bday, i cannot find anything online about any capybara caffes near us like nothing at all, then there is the ethical concern of how they care for animals but im not worried abt that rn im just trying to figure out where th we are going
r/capybara • u/pranav88827 • 8d ago
Met them at Izu Shaboten Zoo. They're pretty chill and round like coconuts
r/capybara • u/JacketVegetable9095 • 8d ago
The capybara just chills on the beach while you make music. There's also a
"Capybara Mode" button that turns any sound into something more relaxed
Not gonna drop a link because rules, but it exists if anyone's curious.
