Capybara eats frozen watermelon

Capybara eats frozen watermelon

Photo taken Aug. 21, 2016, shows capybaras eating frozen watermelon at Nagasaki Bio Park in the southwestern Japanese city of Nagasaki. Visitors to the park have drawn by the unknown feeding habit of the rodents, who usually eat riparian herbs. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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