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SK -- we need to talk about a rodent warning on all posts!!! Please!!!
Wow, we're really upping the ick factor around here today -- and big rodents are as icky as it gets!!
Wow, we're really upping the ick factor around here today -- and big rodents are as icky as it gets!!
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It just HAD to be a rodent, didn't it!!!!
What so disgusting about a giant rodent? The capybara is the biggest living rodent right now, and it looks cute and delicious to me. Not all rodents are disease-carriers like rats. Got nothing against rats in fact. Something has to exert a controlling pressure on the destructive human.
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Okay, this may just be me, but this looks like a rodent version of the Mafia.
What so disgusting about a giant rodent? The capybara is the biggest living rodent right now, and it looks cute and delicious to me. Not all rodents are disease-carriers like rats. Got nothing against rats in fact. Something has to exert a controlling pressure on the destructive human.
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The capybara is delicious. Just ask an anaconda.
Actually, humans in the Amazon and Orinoco River basins regularly eat capybara, and there are even ranches where the beast is raised for food. Who knows, soon we could be having McCapybara burgers right in our home towns.
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I bet you've seen that vid of an anaconda stalking and killing a capybara on Youtube as well.
Still, it had one weakness.
I thought you were gonna say, 'They were tasty' How many gallons of barbeque sauce you think it'd take for 2,000 lbs of meat?
