After The Rain

Capys Make The Most Of A Mushy, Wet Park

Capy Tube
November 04, 2025

Many of Brazil’s parks have a secret double life…

They’re built in flood zones, designed to soak up excess rainwater and protect nearby homes and buildings.

After a heavy storm in the greater Sao Paulo area, the usually dry grass of Parque Centenario turned into a miniature wetland. Bad news for anyone hoping to keep their shoes dry. But good news for the local Capybaras who were happily splashing through puddles and playing on the muddy ground.

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Speaking Of Water Management…

The Amazon rainforest acts like a giant sponge and releases 20 billion tons of water into the atmosphere every day. This is done through plant transpiration.

All that moisture forms what scientists call “flying rivers,” air currents that carry water vapor and influence global weather patterns.

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