Los Angeles Times: A capybara, the largest rodent in the world, was discovered by workmen's wastewater treatment plant in Paso Robles, California, prompting state wildlife officials to consider creating a trap. Rodent that can grow as big as a small dog is often described as a cross between a rat and a pig of Guinea. They are not considered dangerous to humans, but as with other wildlife, it is best not to mess with them. Take a look at one and read the full report.
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