I posted a very similar shot to this a while ago, but there was only one pale legged hornero on the capybara. These three look like they’re sending some sort of a secret message, one by one, to the big guy. To refresh, capybaras are the largest rodents in the world. This particular capybara was resting riverside in the Pantanal of Brazil.
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I posted a very similar shot to this a while ago, but there was only one pale legged hornero on the capybara. These three look like they’re sending some sort of a secret message, one by one, to the big guy. To refresh, capybaras are the largest rodents in the world. This particular capybara was resting riverside in the Pantanal of Brazil.
Hornero One: Beastly hot day, eh?
Hornero Two: Pecky, Chirpy said ‘East to the gray tree.’
Hornero Three: Mr. Capybara, Pecky said ‘Eat me, I’m tasty.’
Hahaha. Well said Mr. Collins. Well said.
I would definitely be freaked out if this guy scurried across my kitchen floor. Unless the birds were still attached.