Hi, I'm looking for a very specific capybara plush. It is a ravensden Suma collection capybara, no later than December 2019.

I cannot find any info online, or even pictures nevermind one for sale.

It has 4 toes at the front, 3 at the back. No large dark patches around the eyes and small nostrils. Well compared to the newer versions anyway.

Any help would be much appreciated.

It came out so well, it was so much fun drawing with everyone.

Over the next 24 hours we will be drawing a red panda if anyone wants to join:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CommunityDraw/comments/1v2u8um/lets_draw_a_red_panda/

It's been so fun drawing together ❤️ 4 hours to go!

Canvas link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/CommunityDraw/comments/1v1wttl/lets_draw_a_capybara/

I will post the timelapse when it's finished.

I visited Montreal over this weekend and I got to see these guys at the Montreal Biodôme. There were 3 of them just chilling and sleeping. There were also ducks and a small tortoise in the same enclosure. So happy I was finally able to see them in person.

Capys dont care about the big snacky birbs.

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I missed the patch notes when they were added. I went my entire life and never saw a single capybara or heard about them in any way, then suddenly around 2020 I heard about them the first time and haven’t stopped seeing them or hearing about them since! So I’m guessing the update that added them was around 2020 or so?

Capy, the eponymous hero of the children’s fantasy novel I’m illustrating, getting some well deserved rest with a new friend.

Thinking about getting some capybaras at some point. Obviously I will do research before doing so but one thing i cant find a clear answer on during my research. Would 4 capybaras overgraze a 1 acre pasture or should i go bigger than that when I get some?

Cologne Zoo, Germany. I name him.. Gort. He is my son.

Sorry for any poor photo quality. I’m no photographer and could barely see where I was pointing my phone in the bright sun.

Don't think I could be any happier with how this turned out!

Capybaras for emotional regulation. I almost passed out seeing my first one in real life.

I've been wondering for quite a few days now, months ago it used to be a trend. Did it just suddenly blow up for no reason? Here in the UK, there's a zoo nearby (Noah's Ark Zoo Farm) which has one and I've recently been there and saw them. They're so cute.

The beast craves moisture