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- Pose a significant risk as invasive speciesCapybaras, while fascinating and endearing animals, pose a significant risk as invasive species when introduced to non-native areas. Their adaptability, high reproductive rate, and lack of natural predators can lead to ecological disruptions, including the displacement of native species, habitat modification, and disease transmission.www.capybaranation.com/post/are-capybaras-invasive-an-in-depth-exploration
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WEBAug 12, 2016 · Capybaras are giant rodents from South America that have escaped or been released in northern Florida. They have some similarities to nutria, a notorious invasive species, but they may not …
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WEB-- Capybaras, giant rodents that are native to South America, may be establishing themselves as an invasive species in Florida, according to Elizabeth Congdon, the only biologist in North America studying the …
WEBGiven the devastating ecological and economic impacts in the southern United States of another invasive aquatic rodent, the nutria, state wildlife officials are taking the threat of free-ranging capybaras seriously.
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