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The capybara[3] or capincho[4] (scientific name: Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) is a species of rodent mammal in the family Caviidae and subfamily Hydrochoerinae. Some authors consider that it should be common in one's own family. It is included in the same group of rodents that are classified as pacas, agoutis, cavies and guinea pigs. It occurs throughout South America east of the Andes in habitats associated with rivers, lakes and swamps, from sea level to 1,300 m altitude. Extremely adaptable, it can occur in environments highly altered by humans.
