The Science Behind the Unproblematic Nature of the Capybara

[@annabanana7659]

The way Nikki said "Cheesecake!" was the same tone I used... but for the actual dessert lmao

[@CorvusCorone68]

i saw a video about some clown who made an absolute travesty; she took a recipe for New York cheesecake and decided to turn it into a lox (smoked salmon) and capers cheesecake; lox and capers with cream cheese are a popular pairing on a bagel in New York City, but cheesecake!? and then she had the audacity to rate the original recipe 1 star after she ruined it and didn't like the result; she never tried the original!

[@95DOIDO]

Well, I live in Brazil and there are some capybaras here in my city, sometimes they happen to appear, mainly near bodys of water, like a lake or a river (there's three rivers around my city), always in group, forming a line to pass the streets, it's so cute, BUT there is a problem with them, in my region, they're known to carry a very dangerous type of tick, called "cayenne tick" which transmits a sickness called "Rocky Mountain spotted fever" or "febre maculosa" in portuguese, which is a very ugly and fatal sickness that can kill a adult person with ease if not treated, so, as cute as they are, nobody is touching them around here.

[@beneficent2557]

I am from USA, I had Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. No Joke. You need a shot.

[@beneficent2557]

Also its not fair that Brazil has Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, you already have Bone Breaking Fever.

[@happyfairyjerry]

That's a little sad no one's getting to pet them but on the bright side it's keeping the peace between people wanting to bother them and them just minding their business

[@VerdantBBX]

i mean he did say its still a wild animal. lol

[@CorvusCorone68]

@@beneficent2557 Brazil has the Amazon Rainforest, rainforests are like the on-land version of the ocean when it comes to the nasties; some of the nastiest toxins are found in the ocean, but rainforests will give em a run for their money, and then there's the parasites

[@NeonDart]

Holy shit when he said "EDP sized threat to minors" and you both just looked at each other I started laughing so hard.

[@happyfairyjerry]

Heck yeah, thank you for the awesome content💯❤️ Also this is like having a real Pokemon, a humble Raticate with no tail😂

[@deanspanos8210]

"They really do always pull u-" "No. We're not doing that today." ".......p."

[@Doc903]

Oh wow, here withing 30 mimutes, and I didm't have notes on, lol.

[@sir.goat4595]

Yeah casual geographic is back!

[@jasondamrau9943]

Nikkis face when he mentions the site to track capibaras

[@guardianofsummerset451]

Here in my Brazilian city, the town has a capybara symbol in their flags, there are A LOT of them near bodies of water, they are really cute and chill, but I never met anyone who even knew someone that touched a capybara, we just let them be, and they do the same.

[@brandibastian4193]

Guys I don't know if you've seen encanto which is the Disney movie set in South America with a absolutely banging soundtrack and there's an absolutely unbothered cappy in that

[@LovelessDogg1]

I've always wanted a Fennec Fox, (look it up if you've never seen one) and a snake. A big snake. I want to wake up in the morning to a snake hugging my head. 😋

[@wessltov]

If you get a snake, I hope you keep waking up

[@amandajackson668]

Snakes take more care than you think but with the right care they are great check out NewEnglandReptile on KZbin

[@John-ir4id]

If you wake to a snake hugging your head... it's trying to eat you.

[@amandajackson668]

You can always find a rescue and volunteer 😂

[@AA-es8vy]

Amazing I love your reactions ❤

[@thenerdwholovesentertainme1721]

If you could react to the Honey Badger Don't Give A Shit video if you haven't already, that's a great video to react too.

[@mdalsted]

1:46 Reaction begins

[@hermanosdutchper_skibidi]

A Capybaras r wholesome lol

[@MrSarcasm101]

Very interesting as always but I wish people in general knew what science is exactly. It's irrelevant in this case.

[@Toastybees]

OK I PULL UP