Herd of capybaras joins lawmakers in chambers in central Brazil
Summary
A group of capybaras entered the legislative assembly building in Mato Grosso, Brazil, surprising lawmakers during a voting session. The animals, which often visit the building from a nearby park, calmly walked through the halls without causing any damage.Key Facts
- Capybaras are the largest rodents in the world and live mostly in South America.
- These animals are known for being calm and social, often seen in groups near water.
- The Mato Grosso state legislature building is next to a park where the capybaras live.
- Staff member Nayara Bueno filmed the capybaras inside the building on July 30 and tried to guide them back outside.
- Lawmakers were surprised by the visit during a voting session.
- Capybaras have become popular on social media for their peaceful nature.
- The rodents often appear in the legislative building, and staff have grown used to seeing them.
- The capybaras caused no damage during their visit.
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