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Capy Flops Over At Prospect Of Tickle

Capy Tube
October 16, 2025

Here are some wild animals I’ve encountered in South America and how they react to people:

Coatis — will paw at your for snacks.
Monkeys — sneaky, keep their distance, wary of anyone traveling through their woods.
Cows and horses — on guard, wary of anyone approaching them.
Armadillos — sometimes indifferent, sometimes defensive
Capybaras — entire skeleton system turns into jelly the second there’s the prospect of receiving a tickle, will immediately flop to the ground for a belly rub.

Case in point…

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Did You Know…

Guanacos are a relative to the llama — and also the camel — and they can sprint up to 35 mph (56 km/h).

And, like the camel, Guanacos require very little water. This allows them to live safely in high-altitude Andean environments where there’s often little to no rain.

Thank you for reading and have a terrific day!

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P.S. There’s a new CapyTube short, published yesterday, you can watch it here.