@nikker1985 In a city near my hometown, you could (dont know if it continues like this today) find the capybara swimming and walking around the ponds. Although I live in Brazil, the city im talking about is Sete Lagoas and it is far far away from the Amazon.
Rats are very intelligent rodent's and naturally want to stay buoyant when in water. I used to bathe my pet Rat in the sink once a week and he enjoyed it. Noticed how not once did the rat's nose go underwater. I found this video enjoyable because your looking at 2 rodents swimming together! Not every often you can say that!
Some rats do like to swim. Mine used to swim in my tub. They like to be able to put their feet down on a surface... You have to start slowly and get them used to swimming...
Curses! The world is moving under his feet!
TheLLCoyote 1 month ago 2
LOL Both are rodents
10samm10 2 months ago 5
A rat burling on a capybara, that is so adorable!
fraszoid 2 months ago 3
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Karenhamway1970Vlog 2 months ago
i want a capybara!
whitesideblack 2 months ago
Great post
MrFrank440 2 months ago
hahahaha cute ^_^ <3
KpopR9 2 months ago
i bred guinneapigs for yrs n love n miss them i like look of these things i want one
SuperChristine666 2 months ago
this is soooooooooo cute
velvet1986 2 months ago
Porra, alguém me explica como esse cara tem uma capivara em casa ?!?!?!
ezekyew 2 months ago
@ezekyew e uma mina..
soumuitomalandro 2 months ago
Your animals have awesome names!
soposthardcore 2 months ago
I still think this is the strange part of youtube. o-O
sujoms 2 months ago
<3 sweet
kats9livesfive 3 months ago
I don't know who is cuter, Gari or Bakersfield!?
papuapiig 3 months ago
brilliant. bless the rat
MrSimonono 3 months ago
hahahaha,adorei que capivara linda,que astral ter esse bicho que ninguém liga.
larisouza79 3 months ago
I ve seen capybaras in the Amazon.
I never saw one of them moving. They just stand still and chew.
nikker1985 3 months ago
@nikker1985 In a city near my hometown, you could (dont know if it continues like this today) find the capybara swimming and walking around the ponds. Although I live in Brazil, the city im talking about is Sete Lagoas and it is far far away from the Amazon.
isaakparn 3 months ago
Hi, this is Edna with Nutro. That was amazing! :-) I am learning so much about capybaras from your vids and blog.
Thanks for sharing! :-D
EdnaAtNutro 3 months ago
This is just so wonderful - in every way!
ZooVisitorMM 3 months ago
Rats are very intelligent rodent's and naturally want to stay buoyant when in water. I used to bathe my pet Rat in the sink once a week and he enjoyed it. Noticed how not once did the rat's nose go underwater. I found this video enjoyable because your looking at 2 rodents swimming together! Not every often you can say that!
GoreTorn16 3 months ago
Migrating rats can swim up to half a mile and survive by treading water for 3 days.
Being in a pool of water, although unenjoyable, for a couple of seconds will probably not harm or kill your rats.
screamingmustard 3 months ago 2
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OMG . THE RAT LOOKS SO SCARED . SHAME ON YOU !!!
TheGleeVids 3 months ago
Some rats do like to swim. Mine used to swim in my tub. They like to be able to put their feet down on a surface... You have to start slowly and get them used to swimming...
KerryAnnePhysics 3 months ago
Oh my! My rat's name is Bakersfield as well :)
mccornhead 3 months ago
Get a deep wide bowl so he can swim in that. Im surprised he was able to swim that far.
Profeus 3 months ago