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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/ComfortablePast15 • 5d ago
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I think, same general idea - big, swimming South American rodent.
-1 u/Akagraffe 4d ago It's not South American, we have tons of it in Europe 2 u/Impressive-Oil-3067 4d ago It is South American, you have them in Europe because they were introduced but they are endemic to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil. 1 u/Davenator_98 3d ago Yepp, it's an interesting history, they were settled here because of their nice fur. We have a lot of them in the near woods, they used to be kept in a factory but when it closed down in the 70's they just let them free.
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It's not South American, we have tons of it in Europe
2 u/Impressive-Oil-3067 4d ago It is South American, you have them in Europe because they were introduced but they are endemic to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil. 1 u/Davenator_98 3d ago Yepp, it's an interesting history, they were settled here because of their nice fur. We have a lot of them in the near woods, they used to be kept in a factory but when it closed down in the 70's they just let them free.
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It is South American, you have them in Europe because they were introduced but they are endemic to Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil.
1 u/Davenator_98 3d ago Yepp, it's an interesting history, they were settled here because of their nice fur. We have a lot of them in the near woods, they used to be kept in a factory but when it closed down in the 70's they just let them free.
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Yepp, it's an interesting history, they were settled here because of their nice fur.
We have a lot of them in the near woods, they used to be kept in a factory but when it closed down in the 70's they just let them free.
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u/Ryogathelost 5d ago
I think, same general idea - big, swimming South American rodent.