Thank you! The greatest pleasure is that more people love Capybara!

Welcome to the Endless Capybara

That's how they determine who's the King of the prowl

capybara enjoyer gang unite

今年はお風呂を大きくしましたが、前のお風呂の方が人気だったようです。みんなと体を寄せ合っているほうが安心なのかもしれないですねー

ありがとうございます！

You become Capybara♬

They are quite friendly and peaceful animal like dogs.

go to brazil in migas gerais state and you can see on the streets

ちょっとかじる時はあります。　そして「いらなーい」という顔をしますww

Orange peels are too bitter

These are not oranges but very piney and tart citrus called Yuzu, a native to Japan. Yuzu peel is not bitter actually like oranges and lemons but very fragrant. Inside there’re tons of seeds and very tart and extremely sour juice. Juice is again fragrant like pine and lemon cross only more fragrant but we consume the peel and not the inside flesh. These animals don’t consume citrus but those dark green skinned Japanese pumpkin and yeah apples floating in there. The Yuzu fruits are to scent the bath and to ward off cold.

I would kill for them instead 😜

Haha, that’s cute. But these are big rats, same family as guinea-pig lol 😂

for them you're cursing them

那須の場合はだいたい41～42度　人間が快適とする温度とほぼ同じにするようです。　もう少しぬるめにする園もありますが、湯温が気に入らないとカピはあまり入らなくなります。　つまるところカピたちのお好みに合わせるわけです。奴ら意外に風呂グルメなんですww

@@user-oj4ze8ig7r 意外に高い温度なんですね！ボーッとした顔してるし割となんでもよさそうな感じに見えます…(笑) 返信ありがとうございました(*^^*)

ですねー　変わり湯もいろいろ工夫されてますがやはりゆず湯が一番ですねぇ

これは2018年のゆず湯ですが今年は昨年10月生まれの「コブ」が元気に温泉で遊んでいますよー

カピバラの体毛は固くまばらに生えています（よくタワシと言われる）ブルブルっとやるとかなり水は切れるのですよ。なので思ったよりは湯冷めにはならないと思います。 とは言え、那須くらい寒いと湯上りの体からは湯気がもうもう！　また温泉にもどってきたりします♪

@@user-oj4ze8ig7r 可愛いですね ✨

No they don’t eat citrus these are to scent the bath, it’s a traditional Japanese bath taken in winter during winter months to warm you up and to ward off cold. It’s actually Yuzu, originally in Japanese and a fruit native to Japan. Yuja is Korean but it’s taken from Japan during colonization era. Anyways it’s too tart for them to eat Yuzu. They eat pumpkins and apples floating in there. But Yuzu is to scent the bath as the peel is very fragrant more fragrant than lemon.

They even put tooth brushes on the bottom of the pond and they brush their teeth (with twigs and marbles) in the water. 😂

@@KittenBowl1 that's great lol

Because they didn't have bananas.

I remember reading somewhere that it's a "yuzu" bath. The aroma is apparently usually part of it, as well as good blood circulation, vitamin c, skin softening, relieving stress, and preventing aches and colds. I guess it's also for good fortune at the beginning of the year. Of course i'm not sure as to what reason they have for putting it in the capybaras baths, but since i've never seen them eat the citrus either I can only assume it's for something cute like any of the above reasons. ❤

さすがに食べられないですけどねー　一緒に入れたリンゴとカボチャは大人気ですwwv

Her name is "Sakura" She is the oldest capybara in the Nasu Animal Kingdom. The gray eyes inherited from her mother's “Komari (Saitama Children's Animal Nature Park)” are attractive! The bath is about 41 ℃ It is a natural hot spring that springs out of the volcano in Nasu.

@@user-oj4ze8ig7r Thanks for the info - I was wondering about the water too.

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Enrichment! Plus toys ! And they eat them and it probably also has to do with them being very bright

In Japan, there is a legend that if you take a bath with yuzu (Citrus junos) on the winter solstice, you will not catch a cold for one year. And "Capybara no Yuzuyu" (capybara’ｓ yuzu bath) puts the wish that the capybaras are healthy.

This is not a swimming pool. It is a bath. Bath water that is too large will quickly cool down.

@@user-oj4ze8ig7r Okey, I see

There's also a comment I read on another capybara video, one zoo actually built them a bigger bath, but they didn't like it and continued to crowd together in the small one instead. So it might also be some animal instinct to always be in large groups for them.

@@user-on6db4rf4s Interesting, so funny animals 😄

それはカピバラ温泉でなく温泉カピバラな。