Capybaras Hop Out At The After Party

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Animalogic Created by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew Strapp
Executive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan Dubeau
Host: Danielle Dufault
Editors: Jim Pitts and Cat Senior
Writer: Kristen Watt
Producer, Camera Operator: Andres Salazar
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Examining the nature of the beast.

[@animalogic]

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[@nicbommarito8837]

Please make episodes about zebras, elephants, and giraffes. 👍🦓🐘🦒

[@drowjack]

Pecari next

[@jjhggdcqz]

Please make a video about Aardvarks.

[@jjhggdcqz]

Please make a video about Prairie Dogs.

[@fakshen1973]

I know a little man down in Waco Texas who will be surely disappointed he wasn't even mentioned in this vid-ya. Not even mentioned in the afta-party. Actually, it would have been a great opportunity to cross pollinate viewers and subscribers.

[@nightshadowxp1260]

Mad respect for referencing how capybaras do tend to hop out at the after party.

[@darkhierophant4914]

They're ripping off another channel.

[@ritobug483]

@@darkhierophant4914 I think its a reference to unclefarmerdad BEN.

[@JossOwX]

@@darkhierophant4914 No they're not its been a meme before uncle ben has been using it xD

[@Dell-ol6hb]

@@darkhierophant4914 what are you talking about? The meme wasn’t even made by a KZbin channel, it’s been a thing for quite a while already

[@Dell-ol6hb]

@@darkhierophant4914 what are you talking about? The meme wasn’t even made by a KZbin channel, it’s been a thing for quite a while already

[@ncoen]

Here in argentina Capybaras are known as CARPINCHOS, and they are quite a meme for getting into residential and upper class neighberhoods, eating all their flowers and being friends with their pets. We love them

[@taylor_green_9]

Ah, yes, the "carpinchos del Nordelta" situation. Priceless!

[@ShadesMF]

Wasn't "The Nordelta Incident" like a year and a half ago? They are still memed for the same reasons as everywhere else but with a national twist like the Bocarpincho, a carpincho with a Boca cape, Boca is the biggest footbal (soccer) team around here.

[@taylor_green_9]

@@ShadesMF Yes, it was a while ago, but it was unforgettable

[@edster8416]

Yeah I saw that. I’d imagine upper class neighbourhood had peacock or something. Guess what pulled up after party 😂😂

[@abysswalker2594]

Can someone explain what happened?

[@TarbosaurusBaatar]

Capybaras are the optimal life form. We should aspire to be a capybara, not a homo sapien.

[@p1nkfreud]

Reject humanity, embrace Capy

[@russetpotato5532]

No homo

[@sparke6352]

I second that

[@ShortArtGuy]

@@russetpotato5532 ok

[@dream8870]

they are indeed the most optimal lifeform, please elaborate how we can…become capybara, i must obtain this knowledge to reach my final form

[@ferretappreciator]

I like this animal. Quite distinguished, very refined, and utterly breathtaking. What a fine group of young gentleman, may they prosper

[@animalogic]

Quite distinguished indeed 🧐

[@ferretappreciator]

@@animalogic indubitably...

[@glerk.8616]

@@ferretappreciator quite right

[@Panlover_]

Long live the capybara 🙏

[@scottthesmartape9151]

@@Panlover_ Long live the distinguished little fellows 🙏

[@dinomation]

Capybaras are definitely one of the best animals out there, they are so chill!

[@HShango]

Eat that meat

[@IMatchoNation]

Capybaras are friend-shaped

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

They are cool, but they *aren't* chill, at least wild ones aren't. They tend to bite. And bite hard.

[@rredK]

definitely one of the animals of all time

[@UhOhUmm]

Capybaras being chill is an internet myth.

[@fast1nakus]

literally just watched a video of them pulling up.

[@animalogic]

Were they hopping out at the after party by chance?

[@fast1nakus]

@@animalogic absolutely

[@darkfafnir4389]

@@animalogic QD and Gort pull up and hop out..hop in for some group farts.. Uncle Ben at the rescue ranch was kidnapped by these war criminal cappyblappies 🤣😂😂, check out urban rescue ranch for some fever dream animal interactions

[@SONTHFC_EDITX7]

@@darkfafnir4389 you forgot when dababy rescued uncle Ben but then Kevin attacks dababy

[@that1nerdyblackgirl736]

@@SONTHFC_EDITX7 hey his full name "is that hit artist and rapper of the century dababy" put respect on the little guy

[@Carlos_Lenz]

Though friendly, there's a reason not approach Capybaras even in parks. They can have star ticks (as we call in Brazil, carrapato-estrela), which can transmit a potentially fatal disease.

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

What fatal disease?

[@Carlos_Lenz]

@@berilsevvalbekret772 spotted fever (febre maculosa), caused by Rickettsia rickettsii

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

@@Carlos_Lenz If only it turns you into a Rick Sanchez instead of killing you...

[@Carlos_Lenz]

​@@berniethekiwidragon4382 ???

[@NorthernRailsTrainsInTheNorth]

Isn't that the tick too that can give you a meat allergy?

[@EarthChampion_TophBeifong]

Thanks for finally covering one of the most popularity gaining animals in the last few years! Capys deserve all the love they’ve been getting lately.

[@blahanger4304]

Ever since I asw them in the zoo as a kid I'm obsessed with them :)

[@neonice]

I wish they had colour variation like domesticated animals because then I'd definitely keep them

[@alvaronavarro4895]

You wish Capybaras were the spiritual animal of the earth kingdom instead of mole badgers

[@spiceeboi7246]

@@alvaronavarro4895 she can just change the Beifong family symbol to a flying Capybara instead

[@bassmantjox1299]

@@neonice you do realize these are living and thinking things and not toys

[@luizpaulosantosribeiro9005]

In some cities with lakes here in Brazil, you can literally find they chilling out in the both sides of the street despite people jogging and cars passing by. They are basically a pleasant urban and rural plague

[@bloom.11.25]

Same here in Paraguay

[@Lithium...]

Brasileiro com vontade de falar do Brasil pra gringo... Clássico

[@chotatopips4177]

@@Lithium... omg gringo Is that a kid named finger reference?????

[@taniabn]

@@chotatopips4177 no, it's just how Brazilians refer to anyone who isn't Brazilian

[@robsonborba6273]

@@chotatopips4177 Gringo is a slang “foreigner,” it's not meant to be offensive (most of the time). often used to call a white person from USA or Europe, but it can also refer to a person who doesn't speak spanish or portuguese... Like Chinese, japonese, russian, etc...

[@serenitymoon3214]

Came for the Urban Rescue Ranch gag, stayed for the Animalogic

[@laurenr842]

Uncle Ben's reach. Natgeo wishes that had what he does

[@serbrightside]

Gort and Kwandell rep!

[@ShortArtGuy]

@@serbrightside quandale

[@enricovangelderen6464]

@@laurenr842 did he actually come up with it?

[@kittyc0n]

@@enricovangelderen6464 no he didnt

[@1307]

i was just in Brazil two weeks ago! I have to admit when i saw these in the wild, i squealed like a 4 year old! They are the chillest animals

[@flamah10n]

🥰

[@spacepopeXIV]

2:18 Can't believe no one's talking about the cute little bird on top of the capybara here, it's so adorable. The capybara is just chilling and eating, and the bird is also just chilling.

[@ArashiKageTaro]

Ummm did you watch the whole video?! Lol

[@jeltje50]

@@ArashiKageTaro what does their comment have to do with not paying attention?

[@fioafionawright8604]

3:11 incorrect ! Actually they’re not just found in those places, they’re known to pull up and hop out wherever there’s an after party.

[@DaimyoD0]

The part about their vocalizations being group-specific is mind-blowing.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

They’re like Capybara gangs with gang calls and gang signs.

[@DaimyoD0]

@@AutomaticDuck300 you better duck when they pull up (to the after-party)

[@johnnytetsuo864]

No way. They actually pulled up 😳

[@Dizzy.404]

Mad respect, thank you for finally confirming the hypothesis that capybaras indeed hop out at the after party

[@AntonioZL]

OK I PULL UP Edit: they're so common in Brazil to the point where you can find groups crossing the streets even in urban centers. One time I found a dead one in the walkway, few meters from the park. It probably got hit by a careless driver. :(

[@user-lm2ml4di3p]

OK I PULL UP

[@pinkantbo8484]

Ok i pull up

[@d0ntfeedphil447]

OK I PULL UP!

[@OpaleTube]

OK I PULL UP

[@sergiontothetop]

OK I PULL UP

[@Dinosaurr1000]

Ah, 9 Minutes of pure pulling up. Love it.

[@CymruCreator]

what does this mean?

[@CubeShip]

@@CymruCreator ok i pull up

[@CymruCreator]

@@CubeShip what does that mean?

[@SPEEDFRAK]

@@CymruCreator hoppin out at the after party. EVERYONE KNOWS THAT

[@CymruCreator]

@@SPEEDFRAK never heard about it, what does it mean? I don't go to nightclubs or parties.

[@icollectstories5702]

Capybaras can often be found in meme videos, surrounded by other animals. Interesting that the young sound like guinea pigs, only at HIGHER pitch.

[@aandyy4791]

You mentioned how they resemble guinea pigs, but didn’t take the chance to call them “guinea bigs?” 🥰

[@mstr293]

Genius!

[@ToastedTater420]

Beat me to it, such a missed opportunity 😂

[@tubebrocoli]

They're also reasonably well adapted to living in cities, especially if parks and rivers are abundant enough.

[@hailstea3059]

OK HE PULL UP

[@kennardeverett9218]

Love the “the urban rescue ranch” reference😂❤️

[@laurenr842]

uncle Ben at the urban rescue ranch has 2 rescued cappy blappys and also sings this song to them a lot... hmmmm

[@Zakoota_Jin]

lol i just watched uncle ben

[@sabinasabino141]

USP, University of São Paulo, has their campus right next to the polluted Pinheiros river. And besides that it is quite the forested place, lots of grass and trees, a very green patch in an otherwise very gray city. There are loads of capybaras, capivaras in portuguese, they mostly stay behind some fences which are there to make sure they don’t wander into the road, but there are so many. There are no predators, and they just be chilling in front of overworked university students.

[@starkeeper_youtube]

I have an Internet friend from Colombia and apparently in my friend's dialect of Spanish, the word for capybara is chiguiro, which is officially my favorite Spanish word ever

[@poisontoad8007]

I love capybaras!

[@rigues]

FINALLY! Nice to see you doing an episode on Capybaras. They are the mascot of my hometown, Curitiba, Brazil. Love to see them in the parks.

[@JoaoLucas-qv7do]

Lá vem o chato do curitibano

[@CodinskiSchwartzando]

Oh hey, my company ships truck parts to the CNH plant in Curitiba.

[@bingo6073]

What well mannered fish they are.

[@_Meriwether]

*_Catholicism intensifies_*

[@dakotagoldenriver4149]

I clicked thinking I was going to hear: Okay I pull up, hop out at the after party🎶 But either way I love Capybaras 😌

[@touremuhammad5983]

Fun fact: Since Capybaras are most closely related to Guinea pigs, Danielle really should’ve said, “King of Guinea pigs.”

[@wildkat9739]

Capybaras pulling up to the clementine function?

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

to the pumpkin party

[@deadlydingus1138]

To the melon meeting

[@DanGamingFan2846]

I always thought capybaras were closely related to guinea pigs. Their whistles do sound similar. I've also heard of capybaras being kept as pets in the U.S.

[@Weirdanimalboy]

They are, but guinea pigs aren’t their closest relatives.

[@middleofthemountain8425]

Yup! You can find them in Florida I’m pretty sure

[@topsnek4603]

They're illegal in a lot of states, and not easy pets. You ideally need a water source like a pool or pond.

[@middleofthemountain8425]

@@topsnek4603 Yeah they need a ton of training, and it’s much easier to train them as babies so I wouldn’t recommend getting adults. Plus you need a ton of space with a pool or pond.

[@definit1on119]

Actually you can find them in Texas on meat farms as well

[@pearlkohler5422]

That’s weird I don’t see the urban rescue ranch channel in the credits section of the description??? Im willing to bet at least half the comment engagement on this here video is thanks to him 👀

[@ravensdotter6843]

I've loved capybaras since I was little...and I'm an old lady now!

[@WGG-01]

Capybara best animal

[@Andrea-rw9tf]

I just think they are awesome, cute, and love to see them living their best lives.

[@whiqeddik7615]

Love the work you do Defoe, stay well y'all over at Animalogic

[@KingdomWolf2351]

Other barks that assert dominance: "HURR!"

[@anshelman]

Thank you KZbin algorithm for bringing us together again. First through memes, now through the pursuit of education 🙏

[@douggaudiosi14]

These guys have been getting so popular lately. I've been seeing them everywhere

[@TheRoscito]

We are very pround of our capybaras here in Brazil! 😌

[@MapleUmbreon]

Thank you SO much for this episode!! Been looking forward to learning even more about one of my favorite animals!!!

[@JohnSmith-kf1fc]

This video was absolutely delightful as always. Thank you so much! Omg those little guys are sooo cute i wanna hug them

[@Sausketo]

Awesome urban rescue ranch reference!

[@liambrandley2716]

Maybe paleologic could do a video on its giant cousins from the Miocene, the biggest rodents of all time.

[@raulvidal2343]

Josephoartigasa is closer to the modern pacarana rather than capybaras. Actually Capybaras are more closely related to guinea pigs than pacaranas.

[@teawrecks1243]

hamster but bigger than cow

[@TheBulian1]

I met Danielle Defoe today in the subway and she is super chill and friendly! It was so nice meeting you Danielle! Pardon my awkwardness. I was a bit starstruck!

[@sumretard]

After this, maybe the dragonfly comes next? They're pretty broken and literally are one the most successful predators.

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

They always look so chilled out.

[@royalblue7845]

god i love capybaras

[@wondrousgamer3930]

Clappy blappys are the most glorious creatures, I adore them

[@sillycretur]

Thank you for telling us that the capybara hopped out at the after party, i never knew that they hop out at the after party so this is the first time hearing about this. Words cannot describe my appreciation.

[@blizzardgat0r131]

Ok I pull up!

[@deadlydingus1138]

Hop out at the afterparty

[@blizzardgat0r131]

You and all your friends, yeah, they love to get naughty

[@InkMinded11]

Capybaras are amazing, but her top is incredible and her hair is dazzling! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and style!

[@aCraftyCapybara]

7:16 They have asserted that they are dominantly adorable. ☺♥

[@nachiketkhare911]

one of my favourite animals!!! thnks for covering it animalogic!

[@thatsnodildo1974]

I was just thinking y'all need to do a video on the famous Coconut Dog

[@dreandro458]

I love em', perfect animals to hop out to the after party

[@glerk.8616]

cappy blappies do in fact pull up to the after party

[@shellknight1323]

Oh look, *He actually Pulled Up!*

[@duder7396]

consider making a video about black caiman? they're the largest alligatoroid and are really understudied, and have been known to rarely prey on jaguar

[@Hellfiresfury]

If you do further cavy species, I recommend the patagonian Mara! They're like Deer-Cappy

[@mikemhz]

Yes! They need more exposure as they are fewer in number in the wild

[@WORLDCRUSHER9000]

God went kind of crazy when he made these guys, very nice work i'm a big fan

[@escritorioalvesmachadobret5843]

Love this aminal. The carbonara. Jokes aside, I love the capis. We have them on our streets and they are just so chill.

[@mastercnn1222]

He's the life of the party

[@akiraasmr3002]

life of the *afterparty

[@jimmyzbike]

They are amazing! Thanks for sharing. We occasionally get nutrias in some of the public waters around here. How close a relative are they?

[@mckay91095]

I really enjoy and respect this Channel, its really Informative and Entertaining. Keep up the great sketches as well!!

[@taintflap9132]

Uncle Ben really single handedly made the capyeblapes a meme

[@poopsiexpants]

Great video! I give tribute comment and like for the algorithm gods. Def enjoyed the hard work all you people do. Please be safe on your endeavors!

[@overnightsuccess_w_sy]

0:30 whoever drew that is amazing 😻

[@JTGallant]

Pretty sure Danielle did! She's a wildlife artist.

[@bluelagoon1980]

Danielle does all the drawings for Animalogic, so much talent in one package.

[@reiiz9942]

Fun fact: the capybara is the most likely animal to pull up and hop out at the after party.

[@Nightwalker601]

Great job Danielle!

[@GoatV8]

Wow. You perfectly described my sister at the beginning. Weird

[@punkpinata7062]

Oh my godXD

[@SevenPr1me]

Ha You're mother

[@sassa82]

They so amazing animals!

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

*WHEN THE VIDEO PULLS UP*

[@bnfima]

Thanks for the explanation! Capybaras are so cool and adorable

[@karnagekarnival5127]

Interesting facts, though there's one unanswered question. How would a pair of Capybara fare against a Rhea? I mean, can Quandale and Gort reign Supreme one day?

[@christinesarkis4029]

Ah yes, South America's great unanswered question.

[@ContagiousSponge]

Chillest animal in the world

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

Manatee.

[@WoodlandGoblin]

I absolutely love this channel

[@darkfafnir4389]

QD and Gort are the only cappyblappies pullin up on anything... especially if there be group fartin, then they hop out too.. Uncle Ben is the among us sussy Fortnite gamer we all need

[@feekygucker2678]

When I grow up, I want to be a capybara.

[@brickyy3106]

@Capybara hi capy

[@nohandle508]

Keeping my fingers crossed for you!

[@feekygucker2678]

@@nohandle508 Thank you 😊

[@TheRomanoLV]

OKAY NOW WE PULL UP FOR SURE

[@mochtegernhokage5090]

I’ve been waiting for this video for so long

[@Rumcake256]

My boiiiiiiiiis! I love this animal so much. Thank you for covering them!

[@youraveragephesh3173]

Ok I pull up, hop out at the after party You and all your friends, yeah they love to get naughty Sippin' on that Henn, I know you love that Bacardi 1942, I take you back in that 'Rari

[@harimsen]

I once saw two capybaras in a park lake in Irving, Texas and I thought they were beavers. I wonder how they wound up there...

[@venomoussocks1017]

If I recall correctly, there was a population of capybaras in captivity in Florida. I believe they were in a zoo. Either the zoo closed down or they escaped and now there's a population of them in Florida and Texas

[@harimsen]

@@venomoussocks1017 thanks for that! It has always boggled me.

[@venomoussocks1017]

@@harimsen np. Make sure to look it up for yourself. Like I said, I heard of this offhand and don't have any direct sources.

[@cx3622]

This is the most underrated channel ever

[@doukyuuseii99]

Thank you for not showing them eating their own feces, I like to watch animalogic while I eat.

[@123four...]

I've been waiting for this video. You guys should also do one about the rock pigeon, pretty underrated bird.

[@borttorbbq2556]

They definitely should do one of the Rock Dove

[@taylor_green_9]

The babies are too cute! My heart is: 😻🥰

[@zaymoney0122]

OMG thank you for saying OK I PULL UP. Thats my boy quandale dingle over there. Love urban rescue ranch

[@gleetch_yt]

Awesome video as always. Barn Owl next please!

[@TheAmazingMrLizard]

would love to see a video on boars and wild pigs! Also, thanks for doing a video on these crazy rodents. My fiancé is from Brazil and sent me a plush one for my birthday so this made my day!

[@josebenardi1554]

That sounds adorable, lol

[@KeikoArukara]

I find it funny that names of some animals that we sometimes give them are so literally like here "grass eater" which makes sense and then in my language we literally call them "water pigs" bc as said in the video reminded people of pigs bc of how they're built 😂

[@Muted_Marcus]

Do you happen to speak a Scandinavian language?

[@KeikoArukara]

@@Muted_Marcus No I'm German. Our language is quite often very literal.

[@bengilkes7676]

@@KeikoArukara My German friend was embarrassed to tell about 'far seer' for TV because she thought I would think it's stupid. I really like it!

[@KeikoArukara]

@@bengilkes7676 Well it makes sense: you see something that's normally very far away.

[@rafarrinho]

I used to see many of them in a park near my house, in Sorocaba, Brasil, but, unfortunaly, the city have grown a lot in few years and now its rare to see the capivaras

[@harley_the_hack4416]

This video makes me love Capys even more. I didn't know they made so much noise. Their "barks" are especially interesting.

[@magellantv]

Wow, who knew rodents could be so fascinating!?

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

All rodents are fascinating! Especially rats!

[@immortalcat3948]

@@imreallybadatnamingthings sure rats might disgust me but their anatomy is interesting

[@kellydalstok8900]

@@immortalcat3948 they’re intelligent and very social animals.

[@SPEEDFRAK]

Who knew such rodents pulled up, and hopped out at the after party?

[@julianfernand0]

My city has so many capybaras that we have those road signs warning about capys crossing the street 😂 they look just like those deer or moose signs, but with capy outlines. And they’re the city’s symbol too, Curitiba has so much freaking capybara themed merch and food, it’s kinda ridiculous.

[@ExpandDong420]

Capybaras are just vibin all the time and I think that's neat