Over the world capybaras have been described as "rodents" and "pests". These magnificent creatures are being neglected and killed as they are overlooked as a nuisance

The capybara is a native animal to South America. There are one half million capybaras left in the world. Left here to die. Everyday this divine species is left unprotected and at risk of being killed by jaguars, caimans, anacondas and other vile species. In Australia there are lesser risks of that endangerment as we would care and create a safe ecosystem for these gentle creatures. These animals pose no threat to Australian wildlife as they only eat grass, plants, tuber and sugar cane. If we don't help the capybaras then soon their species will die out and their blood will be on our hands.