Why do other animals likes to chill around capybaras?

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>>2375186
it's strange

>>2375186
Maybe they are anally very warm and perhaps do not generally show signs of being a threat.

Perhaps they produce an odor that attracts other creatures.

What if they have an odor that does the opposite, at least against mosquitoes. Thus animals use them as repellant.
Possibly all of the above.

>>2375252
TYPO
>Maybe they are ACTUALLY very warm and perhaps do not generally show signs of being a threat.
The typo just made it weird...

if the cool kid's table could be a rodent it would be capybaras

>>2375186
In the wild there not a threat, just a peaceful grazer. Problem is your pictures are obviously from some sort of animal sanctuary because that caiman would normally prey on the capy in the wild.

>>2375252
>being a capybara fucker
wow human degeneracy truly knows no bounds

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>>2375186
same photographer meme like with the rest x placed on y! cute! photos