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| − | The '''Capybara''' and its | + | The '''Capybara''' and its {{L|Giant capybara|derivatives}} are currently the only animals in the game which you can hear at a distance in Adventure mode. These sounds will be described as whistling or barking. |
| − | If tamed in Fortress Mode, they require a | + | If tamed in Fortress Mode, they require a {{l|pasture}}. Capybaras are amphibious, being able to swim even from birth. |
In real life, the capybara can be found in South America and is the largest extant rodent in the world. | In real life, the capybara can be found in South America and is the largest extant rodent in the world. | ||