Capybara babies!

I saw that on the news last night. First thing hubby says.. "NO!"

Like I was going to ask for one???? Sheesh!










































Let's be real. They are so cute, I was going to ask for one. :sad:

If those babies start to resemble dogs as they get older we'll know mama capybara had a night out in the town.

What a slut!!!

I'm sure many babies have been conceived in High Park. Romance blooms under starry skies.

And sometimes not romance, just intense lust!!!

Congrats Bonnie and Clyde!!!

I wonder if they are good to eat. They could sell Capybara on a stick during Shakespeare in the park

Release them into the wild! It is "inhumane" to keep them in captivity. There's a reason why they escaped last year.

SkyRider said:

Release them into the wild! It is "inhumane" to keep them in captivity. There's a reason why they escaped last year.

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They would't survive the winter in Toronto, but don't say the above in the southern U.S. invasive species, cripes look at the situation with Coypu/Nutria!

MissCroft said:

Those little troublemakers had babies.

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Don't forget to leave some food out for them on your back deck. eep:

SkyRider said:

Release them into the wild! It is "inhumane" to keep them in captivity. There's a reason why they escaped last year.

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It is inhumane to kill them by releasing them

TeeJay said:

It is inhumane to kill them by releasing them

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I agree but there are all these activists who want all zoo animals released into the wild.

There is a 21 year old seal in a zoo somewhere. In the wild that seal would have been a polar bear meal a long time ago.

^^^^^ one of our little Capybara's went missing this summer in High Park.

I hope they found the little rascal

cute

SkyRider said:

Release them into the wild! It is "inhumane" to keep them in captivity. There's a reason why they escaped last year.

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Would you rather have them released in their native Amazon where they are food for jaguars and anaconda.