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Longleat Safari Park celebrates as its only two Capybaras become parents
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Capybaras are the world's largest rodents, native to South America, and are known for their semi-aquatic lifestyle and social nature. The birth of Capybaras at Longleat Safari Park is significant as it marks a successful breeding programme, which can help support the conservation of this species. As a popular tourist attraction, Longleat Safari Park's breeding programmes contribute to the education and awareness of various animal species, including those from around the world like the Capybara.
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Longleat Safari Park celebrates as its only two Capybaras become parents
It's the first time Capybaras have been born in the safari park, with Longleat's only two existing animals becoming parents
11 Jul, 13:45
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