It’s sad when people stop innovating and choose to coast on past accomplishments.

On an unrelated note, here’s a photo set from two years ago when I went hiking in Argentina’s Iberá Wetlands.

Argentina is a great country with stunning landscapes, beautiful nature, excellent food, and amazing cities. However, it’s often hard to spot Capybaras there. My trip to the wetlands was the only time I’ve ever seen wild Capybaras, despite visiting eight of the country’s 23 provinces.

Perhaps it was the land’s mineral content, or the soil itself, but these Capybaras had much darker coats than their Brazilian counterparts.

One of South America’s most important freshwater reservoirs, the Iberá Wetlands span more than 7,700 square miles and offer pristine views and unparalleled natural beauty.

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