Why Do Animals Like Capybaras So Much?

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[@snark567]

"Why Do Animals Like Capybaras So Much?" "We don't know, here are some pictures"

[@cady__]

They’re vegetarians ✨

[@taylorfixit4394]

@@cady__ but crocs aren't, so they can even make friends with crocs I've seen cappys make friends with my alligators in my back yard.

[@taylorfixit4394]

@@cady__ yes i live in south America they aren't that rear in my back yard they just sit in the small pond i made for the ailli's i call it the soaking pond ir pool

[@santisarmiento8948]

@@taylorfixit4394 por favor contame más de tu patio trasero

[@Romeo-le2ez]

@@santisarmiento8948 Creo que se refería a que es del sur de EUA no de Sudamérica

[@Jamie_Pritchard]

Q: Why Do Animals Like Capybaras So Much? A: We have absolutely NO IDEA, so here are a load of cute pictures to distract you...

[@asemy1503]

Not gonna complain tho

[@lahar2412]

ok i pull up brap out if the asster farty you and your friends yeah they love to go potty

[@svenskkatt2890]

Coconut doggy

[@chacescalf1510]

Coconut doggy

[@fredrickaappletree3402]

🥰

[@rhondascraftobsessions5817]

Capbaras are so calm, that is why animals are drawn to it. It gives out calming vibes. This is my impression of why they are so well liked.

[@chapiit08]

They are gentle rodents, totally harmless and so cool, tolerant patient that other animals sense it. In the many times that I visited Uruguay I've seen them as pets roaming around people's yards often surrounded by visiting birds.

[@ardi08]

Are they approachable by humans?

[@chapiit08]

@@ardi08 In the wild? I don't know. The ones raised in captivity tend to be very affectionate.

[@fuhtsgeorge7663]

Why were you more informative than the video?

[@Billy_Bob101]

on naked and afraid they were trying to kill them during the 60 day challenge but they were unable to get 1 so i guess they know when to run

[@chapiit08]

@@Billy_Bob101 I guess that when they hit the water they are impossible to catch. Regardless, they were hunted for food and their soft hides were highly regarded to make shoes, handbags and saddle seats.

[@timberlin4075]

me giving my animal presentation in 2nd grade without having done any research

[@sandwichman7277]

The capybara can be a boat for other animals

[@pupu416]

@@sandwichman7277 I just read this as that part came

[@comareborn8734]

@@pupu416 same

[@Geck_Gxng]

Lmao golden and relatable

[@Ieatcig]

Whenever I think about this video in that context it makes it very funny

[@sweedy6647]

This video feels like when you procrastinate your project for too long and end up making a bunch of stuff up an hour before the deadline

[@merotuts9819]

That's like every projects I have ever done 😂

[@Future_Imperfect]

When you have a book report and only read the dust jacket.

[@CreepinCrinoid]

When you drop contractions and add nothing but rhetorical questions to pad a word count

[@davidanalyst671]

its just a video of a bunch of pictures.

[@CreepinCrinoid]

@@davidanalyst671 many videos are, though most videos have a lot more

[@avalonperez3806]

I too would like to be like the capybara: a peaceful friendly chunk with chill vibes, surrounded by turtles and puppies

[@zsong9600]

One thing I have learned and learned most from what I viewed on the Internet is that any, and all animals, just like or including people, are capable of love.

[@globalheartwarming]

But only these are capyble.

[@carmencakes4695]

Jesus is the author of true love he made capybaras

[@johnjackson8166]

I love how he told us everything except for why animals love capybaras

[@ben10pa]

John Jackson the title is a question, he is asking us if we know

[@Hannyakumaa]

John Jackson cuz we don't know

[@PanicGiraffe]

This video is click-baiting trash. It's just describing photographs.

[@fadiazzam1576]

John Jackson , hahaha that's exactly what I was waiting for.

[@kevinhartley2988]

he Trumped us

[@samsara801]

I like how he starts out with good intentions then gets totally derailed by cute capybara pictures

[@abysswalker2594]

I don’t blame him

[@captain922]

Same

[@gogeta5303]

Mood

[@RGBEAT]

Next, a picture of voice over man and capybara, snuggling.

[@Chris-et2fm]

Understandable, tbh. They're like a giant Guinea pig

[@derin111]

A Masterclass in avoiding answering the question. Truly astounding! 😃

[@antrimlariot2386]

No, they're proposing a legitimate question. Why? They didn't say they had the answer. They're just asking why.

[@Priestbokmei1]

The Capybara sitting with the crocodile was really impressive!😳

[@stpat7614]

Answer: They're vegetarians, so they're nonthreatening. Being large, befriending them offers protection from predators.

[@jeffbarton3353]

St Pat also body heat in the reptiles case

[@craig79792000]

Wrong! They are clearly animal agents for the NWO with the turtles and other critters as their minions. They will rise up. I think thats what the bible said, I could be wrong.

[@Spoeism]

ALL animals with their eyes on the side of their heads are Vegetarians. Try again.

[@IndecisionSP]

P.D. S Orcas eat marine animals and have their eyes on the side of their head

[@Spoeism]

MARINE animals. DING DING DING Any other technically incorrect semantics you'd care to share for the sake of it?

[@7DASAI]

*_you did not answer your own question_*

[@elouiseee]

😂😂😂😂

[@hanshabell9261]

It just goes to show not even he himself has time for his own BS 😂😂

[@byalmo91]

jahdaee probably why 14k people disliked lol.

[@Crabfather]

😂😂😂

[@i_like_to_ruin_jokes1099]

It is because they are vegetarians and dont eat meat

[@calcium_skeleton]

They have such insane friendship powers that even a crocodile will not eat all that meat, amazing.

[@Rivershield]

Brazilian who live in the Amazon for 12 years here. As far as I know it is assumed that Capivaras are shill because they don't compete with any other animals for resources/food. Meaning, their place in the food chaim is one of neutrality, mostly. But the capivara chilling with a crocodile is news to me, this is definitely not common as crocodiles do feed on Capivaras. Onças too, hunt and eat capivaras. Some native tribes also cook capivaras, though that's rare.

[@Sunset553]

thank you. I was wondering what eats them

[@JohnDoe-fu6zt]

@@Sunset553 I would guess Any predator would eat them. They look easy to catch.

[@Kevin-ui1iu]

When you put all of your skill points to charisma

[@Glunkk]

You stole this comment

[@eventideagentm7223]

@@Glunkk who cares

[@eventideagentm7223]

Oh wait

[@eventideagentm7223]

Just you

[@FotoStudios418]

@@Glunkk these days every single comment is "stolen" so let's just stop caring

[@lucasdotson507]

That moment when a capibara has more friends that you.

[@benhostetter1599]

Lucas Dotson the name was in the title of the video how did u spell it wrong

[@Dark_Ukiyo]

Ben Hostetter 😂

[@2highforthisshihh843]

+Ben Hostetter cause he doesn't give a fuck

[@marcostorres2329]

I'll kill all it's friends and eat them for thanks giving.

[@kevinzheng2898]

Lucas Dotson omg yes

[@juliashenandoah3965]

Capybaras are so chilled, laid-back, calm, peaceful and soft-furred everyone wants to chill with them!

[@sheilamore3261]

They are very sweet loving animals no wonder they are loved by all the other animals I would love to meet one in person🥰💕

[@lucasfryman4800]

You answered nothing.

[@oisinmaccumhaill7037]

....., Jon Snow.

[@elleelle5847]

Oisín Mac Cumhaill beat me to it! 😂

[@maracotan6498]

Lucas Fryman Basically the answer to the question in the title is: We don't know either, but look at all these adorable pictures OMG!!

[@michaeldiebold8847]

Lucas Fryman I came for science. I left sad.

[@scunts]

Well the title is a question; no where does it indicate that it explains why.

[@wesleythoman9873]

So, maybe a title change is in order. "Which animals love the capybara?"

[@rkt7414]

Wesley Thoman So maybe a grammar fix is in order "*Which* animals love the capybara?" Also, neither of those are very eye catching or thought-out titles, and they seem to deliver the same message as the already existing title, just in a clunky-er way.

[@wesleythoman9873]

NipNip Supreme Fair enough. I guess I get a little frustrated when I'm baited into clicking on a video that doesn't live up to the title. "Why do animals love the Capybara? We don't know, but here's a bunch of pictures of one hanging out with other animals."

[@galatei11]

Wesley Thoman the video is a question! what's wrong with that? The guy wants to know. It doesn't say "Here's why animals love capybaras so much"! People needs to get a grip and take content for what it is, and don't expect youtube to be wikipedia.

[@ninjameep8616]

Wesley Thoman the problem is you watch a video for information usually, not to question more after having your time wasted by a literal slideshow of pictures from Google

[@wesleythoman9873]

Part of me wants to make a "GET REKT" to the fuck hat that offended me, but I think y'all delivered the critical for me.

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

I'm not jealous. Heck, I'm not even envious. The world simply needs more love, and hey I'm too busy loving capybaras to get mad!

[@Ghost3210]

It's all about being quiet, chill and passive. Sit still and silent in a garden long enough and birds will rest on you and animals will treat you like a non-danger more and more.

[@SlowUnpacking]

I have the answer: They attract insects for other animals to eat. They are social animals. They have learned to call out when there are predators nearby, so other animals use them for safety and food.

[@SlowUnpacking]

CocoAnimate no problem at all I am always to the rescue

[@sprayartist8459]

But the croc tho..

[@SlowUnpacking]

SprayArtist the crocodile is a little different. They are not social animals and do not desire hugs as much. What they do value is structure in their lives and if they get used to a certain capybara being around their territory that makes the crocodile feel safe as their structure is guarded as long as the capybara keeps coming back. Think of it as an overly attached girlfriend

[@aleka..]

Daniel Van Der Vekden +

[@SlowUnpacking]

wilfingmaniac sure, always to the rescue for all unnecessarily long videos

[@CursedHeretic]

The guy talking sounds like he's going through a rough divorce.

[@Damari-ol2nk]

Your comment just made my fucking day😂😂🥴He sounds like his wife just cheated on him and now he has to give a PowerPoint at work

[@buba_Dukz]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Spider-Man2094]

That bitch Karen took the kids.

[@QuantumNash]

@@Spider-Man2094 🙂😂😂wtf

[@Lexster918]

I haven’t laughed this hard in awhile. 🤣

[@roscius6204]

I've always loved them, favorite animal since the first time I saw then at the zoo. There's just something about them.

[@Rjw42]

Capybaras are loved for pulling up after party that’s why we and animals loved them

[@lawlicht8092]

They radiate peace

[@hazelgoodshepherd9315]

That's my guess.

[@yeetskeet9684]

We should be more like them

[@newera5238]

@@yeetskeet9684.....I know rite?

[@KingAbbadon]

They are peace

[@Leviackerman-hm4vl]

Any death note fan here

[@420Sgtkilljoy]

YOU DIDN'T ANSWER YOUR OWN QUESTION!!

[@toonbat]

Rhetorical.

[@ASHERUISE]

It's hard to explain natural charisma.

[@cade75]

ASHERUISE then don’t put it as your fucking title

[@AmiPropagator]

420Sgtkilljoy that part.....

[@janhelgetollefsen3048]

We demand the truth god damn it.

[@vincentshadetree]

Capybaras are those kids in school that everyone got along with, even bullies gave them a pass for being so chill lol

[@kristyhollow499]

Capybaras ain't about drama. No gang wars (lions vs hyenas), no territorial temper tantrums (hippos), and no violent or tragic mating habits (quolls, zebras, octopi). They're just chill.

[@makaykay_xx2310]

The Christmas music is chaotic energy.

[@jakearama]

🤣🤣🤣

[@blakeyr6003]

Lmao

[@LyricWulf]

but you didn't answer the question

[@Tangerine9407]

@@vaibhav_nitesh the title was the question they were looking for an answer for.

[@DeepFreeze172]

It's probably because they're generally tolerant and social

[@Hindshell5438]

The answear is....i dont know

[@johnnyli5075]

the answer is weird to say. its because of their “shit”. I know it’s odd but in fact, that the other animals would eat it as it’s highly nutritious.

[@jasonperry7428]

What if it’s because they are highly intelligent and can understand a large variety of animal languages

[@delightful767]

More than 5 years later we are still waiting for the reason why it has so much friend.

[@raferaustin1627]

What a lovable creature.😊

[@wisteriaaaaa]

he's seems approachable, like you could have a beer with him

[@bladendandovueltas4592]

Capybara burr, sir

[@megabugginout]

Your brain should be studied and research for you profound brilliance! 🧠 💪🏻 🙏

[@renderimage7700]

@@bladendandovueltas4592 Pardon me, are you Capyburr, sir?

[@brunitoknolastname69420]

And pullin up afterparty with him

[@Blackcatsaregoodluck11]

😂😂😂😂

[@risingsun2213]

So uhhh, you gonna answer the question?

[@raccoon351]

yeah, like wtf

[@RenzoSpark]

ikr he just mentions the examples, not the answer 😔

[@dracofirex]

Seriously. I can imagine why animals like them. The birds and monkeys can eat the insects in the capybara's fur, the capybara has no interest in eating them, and it is furry and warm. What's not to love?

[@InKa4484]

Nope, its all about getting that cute cat video money.

[@xxunahxx9207]

For real he doesn't even answer it he just shows dank internet pictures like wtf?!?

[@theshontman]

I think it's because you can always rely on Capibaras to hop out at the after-party

[@Shadow2pointO]

That one cool uncle everyone likes.

[@ZombieMonkey7]

Slaps together a slideshow of cute images, jingle bells, horrid transitions, and doesn’t answer why they attract other animals. Be sure to share the video everyone!

[@billcasey9672]

Capybara mind control.

[@AM-gc4yd]

Jingle bells killed me 😂😂😂

[@ZombieMonkey7]

I can see the youtube algorithm in its infinite wisdom chosen to show this to everyone once again

[@gismosfinalform2031]

I would have let it slide if this was uploaded anywhere near christmas

[@sub4you282]

@@billcasey9672 Professor Xavier transferred his powers to them.

[@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee]

Rats are extremely affectionate, especially dumbo. They form bonds that are unbreakable and often pass shorty after their companion goes. After my mom's passing all 6 of her rats refused food & water, all following her passing within a fortnight. It was sad, beyond sad, but showed the heart of these often sneered at animals.

[@Tuxedosnake00]

Who is dumbo

[@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee]

@@Tuxedosnake00 Dumbo is a type of rat, usually rounder ears located slightly further apart than a regular rats.

[@BaniBani_1998]

I googled a dumbo rat and they are just so dang adorable!!!

[@Hi-ul2gc]

Honestly! I'd love to get a few rats one day, but my cat and dog wouldn't be good for them

[@drawer1554]

Im sorry for your loss

[@mandomemes5407]

Capybara have a lot of friends because they are the only creature that has a 100% chance of Pulling up.

[@niftyscrusade4291]

So, to answer the question, they create friendships with anyone no matter what because they take care of them, they act as a nanny figure to any animal it crosses, even towards predators, they will take care of them by cleaning them or attracting bugs as food, they will literally just do the nicest things for no reason, so they make friends with anyone. If you ever happen to find a wild one, that is literally a blessing because they will let you pet it no matter what, it sounds bizarre and unrealistic, but it's true.

[@seeddub3536]

One night after partying in Rio deJaneiro I found myself stuck in downtown after the buses stopped. I found a closed off park and jumped the fence and slept on a bench. In the morning I woke up surrounded by these guys. Very surreal!

[@danielam.7756]

SeedDub Woah! Are you serious? 😆😅😍

[@seeddub3536]

Yeah I had just found a cheap place in Jacarepagua (I was almost out of cash!) and got stuck.

[@chai_lattes]

That story is wild lol

[@sissyrayself7508]

SeedDub I'm jealous. I want to do that.

[@briarshard2871]

were you not afraid of waking up with one less kidney and a transvestite girlfriend?

[@glaucousgrey990]

"These turtles have surrounded this capybara in a circle of friendship and love." Aw hell naw, I know turtles, they are definitely trying to sacrifice it to the turtle demon lord...

[@steveminecraft4364]

Praise our lord Michelangelo

[@blackcitadel37]

You know too much. Needs to be silenced

[@SkooSpiral]

The capybara is the demon lord

[@Voidlingstudiosofficial]

Deranged turtle games?

[@TheBayzent]

Or maybe they are waiting for the capybara to teach them the ninja arts.

[@janicesullivan8942]

I know why I like them….they make me smile.

[@rachmondhoward2125]

They send out love and friendship frequencies.

[@Ravikumar_Sharma]

So how many facebook friends does he have?

[@MrDrManPerson]

Ravi Sharma Facebook is for old ppl

[@nolancruzsmith]

Entire animal kingdom

[@madmoiselle007]

Ravi Sharma 😂

[@MrMittens1974]

The Capybara has 3000 Facebook friends but only two real life actual friends.

[@cmbaz1140]

facebook friends arent real friends...

[@aduryant5265]

Humans: "oh look cute capybaras friends with other animals" Capybara: "I am the bringer of peace, the grand architect of the future herbivore republic, I shall dedicate my life to the goal of eternal peace and unity of the animals"

[@mygiboxatgmail]

Human: Well, I'm the bringer of war, drought and famine, I will destroy you just like I did with thousands of other species using my newest weapon "Climate Change" !! 😢

[@captive8670]

And pull up after party

[@AchWave]

Being the biggest rodent is good for it

[@InGratiaDei]

Then they are bent on world domination. Maybe not a bad thing.

[@zackdrake3011]

Capybaras are literally the embodiment of "OK I PULL UP"

[@Rose-tm5kt]

They pull up and make friends with everyone 😂

[@Majessty333]

1:13 That’s the after party he pulled up to

[@shikenkanade]

1:32 that crocodile looks so happy and proud of the time he’s spending with his friend.

[@wamengxiong0409]

Next day invites him to dinner...

[@oaktreeholler]

That's where my photoshop conclusion comes in

[@rubbersoul420]

It’s like when u see a celebrity hanging with their high school friend.

[@firetarrasque4667]

@@fahey5719 You are unnecessarily harsh to reptiles.

[@userzero6555]

@@fahey5719 Actually, crocodiles CAN form bonds of friendship and even play with other animals, they aren`t as stupid as you think they are

[@Ionferneo]

Didn’t actually answer the question...

[@tyrannism5648]

Who said it had to?

[@Ionferneo]

Tyrannism what’s the point of he video then? it should of said facts about capybaras then

[@tyrannism5648]

The point of the video is to demonstrate the friendly nature of the capybara. Nowhere in the title or thumbnail did it suggest an answer.

[@dameatloaffox2235]

Royal Tai who fucking cares it was cute

[@tyrannism5648]

Your name is 5 years outdated bro

[@nedgoldreyer8761]

For some reason he didn't mention that capybaras will lend money to almost anyone, no questions asked, and are totally chill about getting paid back if your skint.

[@PritiSharma-mm6vk]

Capybara..GOD OF ALL ANIMALS..

[@uryuuchiha512]

So that’s why Anacondas hug them so tight they’re friends

[@dolanbanks6764]

@Ragu inacan they both suck

[@brothdian]

Oh god

[@sarima7621]

Oh no

[@belamorkanal]

This comment made me cry

[@RVNT9OE]

That one video of the Anaconda eating one but a bit chunk from it's side was exposed because the Capy bit the shit out of it.

[@sternritter9788]

"Why Do Animals Like Capybaras So Much?" *Proceeds to show a 2 minute 38 second photo slideshow of pictorial descriptions of Capybaras hanging out with other animals without answering their own question.*

[@notahotshot]

They were going you knew and would tell them.

[@collinsgeorgewill2580]

The question is for the viewers to answer. 😂

[@ruhb5475]

Still we enjoyed the video

[@ilarosmilawati5816]

fun fact: being within a meter of a capybara can make you feel like you will pull up and hop out at the after party

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

Just look at them! They are so chilled!

[@jeanc9868]

The capybara’s vibe is so chill and non threatening that they cross species boundaries of intimacy and love :)

[@-108-]

Ok I don't believe I'd go that far.

[@-108-]

@@420N_light I'd just subject it to Twitter's ex-army of content moderation people. That would make me a woke capy. (The ultimate hate crime)

[@Mr_Brains]

@@420N_light Intimacy means S*x you know that right Or am I miss interepting that?

[@metaparcel]

If someone had told me that ancient Egyptians worshiped and protected Capybaras, rather than cats, I would have totally believed it after watching this.

[@drhombre69]

Eddie Espinoza But the pictures in this video are fake

[@kraytas9762]

Eddie Espinoza ?

[@OMartinez91]

They probably would have if capybaras were native to Egypt

[@georgehh2574]

Dr_hombre Are they? How can you be certain?

[@AimForMyHead81]

WE

[@ScrambledFishEggs]

the capybara probably loves the scratching in places he cant reach when others put thier claws and talons on them while sitting or climbing on them

[@keddiemeal]

I want to have capybaras level of social skills and chillness.

[@carrolltruckandequipmentre8120]

1:09 that isn't a circle of friendship, it's a sacrifice to the turt god

[@jabsluna]

Lmao

[@dartnihilus4241]

Bahemus Veheumus wait a second... THE GOD TURTLE FROM THE NOVEL IT?!?

[@ryanbashaw4513]

The Dark tower

[@lamentingtaco5850]

We're here to burgle ur turts!

[@bbbbende]

Circle for the turtle god!

[@bumblebeeman2103]

capybaras are like that one friend who is always super chill and hip but doesn't change the look on their face from that chilled out cool person stare

[@tedcrilly46]

capybaras are the dude lebowski.

[@annikasalonen8586]

Turtles and tortoises seek warm place to be, so capybara is a heating mashine for them. Turtles and tortoises want to feel safe and they go usually next to somethig big (wall/tree/rock) so capybara fits those two requirements.

[@antonius5195]

I love the background music.. Yeees, christmas again in February.

[@Karl_Aldrin]

Background music Jingle Bells?

[@SmolBean98]

Dal Treno It's October now. Everyone knows Christmas really begins in October.

[@meyersph]

"Ber" months are the happiest months. 😁

[@christianlunajo2753]

Coz capybaras looks like raindeer 😂

[@badoe7138]

Sor Butt maybe if you're not American

[@MrTachyon3000]

Yes. Everybody loves Christmas even non-Christian people, so what's wrong with Jingle Bells? And besides, the lyrics on that song are for everyone.

[@deadmemes1824]

This didn't tell me why they make friends

[@RandomPerson-sp1pt]

They're the stoners of the animal kingdom

[@eric710-4]

Aidan Baird they look like rats and they're ugly af lookin like huge hamsters why tf do they like that animal so much?

[@nowwhat8209]

Drowzy 710 They don't insult other species, for starters.....

[@sebastianb4sh]

Savage bruh 😂😂😂

[@eric710-4]

K

[@luisllorens70]

Capybaras are very chill and smart without making you feel stupid. They also give great advice and are good listeners.

[@wordswordswords8203]

yes

[@georgemallory797]

Capybaras are the Jeff Lebowski of the animal world.

[@maximilianowers8965]

Lol the hamsters were probably like WOAH A GIANT ONE OF US ALL HAIL HIM

[@petshop4044]

ALL HAIL THE HAMSTER GOD

[@Drud]

This comment made me a little happy. XD

[@caitsgmail8935]

RangerDoggo they are called guinea pigs...

[@Nero839]

compared to the overlord, they are just hamsters.

[@kraytas9762]

RangerDoggo guinea pigs*

[@RoccosVideos]

Jingle bells for music? It has nothing to do with Christmas. Also the video didn’t really answer the question.

[@duchenpaul]

Dunkleosteus yeah agreed

[@zakmik2341]

maybe Christmas music cuz they probably put that video on TV when was Christmas . if u get it what I mean

[@weeabooshunter4759]

who cares? it fits well

[@LadyVoldemort]

Dunkleosteus Yeah I feel so disappointed that the video didn't answer the question in the title at all...I erase my thumbs up, because even though the capybaras are super cute, the title is misleading aka clickbait. Damn! The only thing I got from watching this is that now I want to meet a capybara!!! I live half the globe away!!! 😭

[@ninaw7073]

*Mrs. Voldemort* why...? Maybe the person who posted the video is asking us this question? Otherwise there wouldn't be a questionmark behind it 😆😉

[@dougthomson5544]

Rats can be amazingly friendly.

[@blackburgundy1659]

*Because they're admins of this simulation, they keep tabs of every species making sure theyre working properly*

[@derrickdaniels3955]

For those who are wondering why Capybaras are so friendly its because there so relaxed and chill, they don't really care what you do so long as you don't hurt them.

[@ggmasterguiltygear6315]

And they're soo CUTE!

[@derrickdaniels3955]

@@ggmasterguiltygear6315 Yes, they are overgrown guinea pigs

[@reyy86]

Big hampter

[@derrickdaniels3955]

@Marav Reviews And relatives

[@ardi08]

Are capybara in the wild approachable though?

[@sunnysmiles4590]

This video did not actually tell me why capybaras are so liked by animals. It was just a bunch of pictures with some guy going through a midlife crisis saying some stupid narrations over them

[@darellgrant8753]

Haha. I want to be ur friend

[@jimmybuckets5863]

Lol why do you say he’s going through a midlife crisis?

[@DanDAlittleMan]

This is quality

[@hood_psychologist]

Damn

[@scottvelez3154]

Lmao roasted

[@kalakalatu]

Did nobody notice that this used "Jingle Bells" as background music??? It was posted in October.

[@jumboJetPilot]

I have a friend who lives in Brazil. Capybaras seem to be a common sight down there. People stop their cars to let them cross streets. They come and relax on her lawn frequently. She constantly posts pictures of them on her FB profile. They’re cute!

[@alixberenzy8896]

jumboJetPilot That is awesome, wish i could see that. Im a huge fan of guinea pigs so capybaras are very intriguing.

[@jumboJetPilot]

Alix Berenzy Me too! I currently have two guinea pigs; they’re very sweet little pets! I just rescued an abused one (replete with scars) that was dumped in a parking lot. He’s outgoing, social, and adores his cage mate, Mocha. Someone’s junk is someone else’s treasure! I’ll head down to South America generally once or twice per year (for work). I haven’t seen any capybaras yet but I look forward to eventually seeing one!

[@leocoelho4536]

I'm from Brazil and in my town they live in the city's park area, chilling.

[@leocoelho4536]

oh, to show your friend is telling the true kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5DQqoKipKt8h6s XD

[@jannweitman3803]

jumboJetPilot. I would love one as a pet!!!

[@elliottharris7496]

Narrator: Why do capybaras make so many friends? Capybaras when the narrator's not looking: 🎶Ok I pull up, hop out at the after party. You and all your friends say they love that Bacardi🎶

[@oriraykai3610]

I've noticed that turtles always hang out with geese around here. they seem attracted to the geese for some reason.

[@Raving_Rando]

It's because they look like they're vibing at all times.

[@pharma37]

Of all the animals in the kingdom... the Jaguar loves the capybara the most!

[@t.t.miller7329]

Brett For its next meal maybe? Lol

[@draco5963]

Brett for dinner

[@S1RLANC3]

Jaguars love to have capybaras over for dinner.

[@t-.-t.]

Really? Thats amazing!

[@markovendetti9704]

Brett Always has to be a wannabe comedian

[@DarkAK2]

theres literary 0 science in this video

[@williamjordan5554]

Literally

[@thegigadykid1]

@Doppelganger D lmmfao

[@radfaby4489]

Did u not see the ring of friendship

[@danblakeslee3570]

There is literally no grammar in this comment.

[@carlitoxb110]

Theres litterary 0 grammar on your comment

[@apisonam2176]

I now know why Jennie(blackpink) love this animal..

[@YouTubeSlobsOnDaNob]

I saw a capybara try to make friends with a jaguar that was actively hunting it... the jaguar was in awe how easy it was when the capy walked over and jumped into his mouth. 🤣

[@rabbigrape]

Each animal has their own reasons for liking the company of Capybaras and I believe a big reason they are attracted to them in the first place is because they show absolutely no aggression in behavior, facial expressions, or sounds. They are just chill animals.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Anacondas like them because they are tasty and nutritious.

[@kapil4417037]

@@vksasdgaming9472 Anacondas like you too

[@SpencerShadley]

You didn't answer the question...

[@heheboigg8043]

I love when they pulled up

[@MBBurchette]

I started this video with one question: 1. Why do animals love Capybaras? I ended it with two: 1. Why do animals love Capybaras? 2. What do Capybaras have to do with “Jingle Bells?”

[@MudSpud737]

I call them Giant Guinea Pigs...

[@FoamKittyGamer]

They are actually related to guinea pigs.

[@enkimerlin3209]

Isn't that what they are? I mean they look like giant Guinea Pigs

[@vivahernando1]

Christophe Rosenthal the largest rodent species so they’re related to rats, rabbits, squirrels etc. etc.

[@ayzoid9980]

Thats what the government calls us....

[@giorgiostarr]

Aren’t they actually the worlds largest rat, but with no tail? Good thing they’re so chill too; can you imagine the small rats that Infest our houses and cause us no end of problems being as big as a capybara?! We’d be doomed! 😱😆

[@ashtonvickers928]

2 questions, 1 why is there Christmas music and 2 why are you saying capybara like that?!

[@Skege1000]

I was thinking that same thing.

[@Trapinnewyork44]

ashton vickers hahahhaha didn't realize that,until I read this

[@alexsanchez3635]

ashton vickers jaja

[@amandabler7734]

ashton vickers 1.Capitalism, they want you to consume christmas ornaments. 2....

[@justsomeguywithamask2784]

Everybody luvs Christmas so it good music to keep you baited

[@eugene1059]

That's wild kicking back with a crocodile 🐊 . The crocodile must have just had lunch. 😂

[@sbender3787]

I grew up in SE MICHIGAN and learned about capybaras in the early 60s on a program called "At the Zoo with Sonny Elliot".

[@ForViewingOnly]

Jingle Bells? WTF? Seriously, how many seconds did it take to throw this rubbish together?

[@s_for_short2400]

ForViewingOnly its actually pathetic

[@trinity4483]

He doesn’t even answer the question

[@erinthesystem9608]

jingle bells LOL

[@jambexuk]

Shall we call him video troll? "This one is just chilling out with a crocodile. Unbelievable!" Lmfao

[@Josh-cn7gm]

“Circle of friendship” - you know this guys only friend is his hand

[@blitzonej884]

I watch this when I'm playing a horror game, stressed, depressed, and when my parents are arguing.

[@feister2869]

“Ok I pull up after the after party”

[@somkeshav4143]

@@feister2869 “You and all your friends, yeah, they love to get naughty”

[@ilahazs]

my parents have plans for divorce, and I have to bear the burden of the family 😓

[@vlorbmik-gooning]

@@ilahazs big sad

[@someone_7233]

@@naturbursche5540 No dont do that

[@bannockchief]

It's a little known fact, but turtles will often surround their prey before they attack. If you ever find yourself being surrounded by turtles, whatever you do, DO NOT let them close the circle. Once they link up, tooth to tail, they slowly tighten the circle and will crush their prey, much like a python or anaconda. I've only seen it once and I never want to see it again.

[@JohnBernardBrana]

Capybaras are those friends that provide you company and comfort when your bf /gf hurt your ass for the 32nd time.

[@Ethiokarate1]

I love how the turtles don't snuggle. they gather in a conference of mutual fellowship, discuss politics n stuff