Update to the injured Capybara.

I can't confirm if it is the same individual I found months ago, since I couldn't get closer to see if he had any scars. But at least now I can tell that there are more than one living in the park. Some passerby commented that there were six of them including a pup, they might be scattered around the park, hidden between the plants, but these are the only two I could find.

They aren't moving around much, but that might be because of the winter, it is quite cold, especially during mornings, and, from what I learned from this sub, they are less active in cold weather.

They both seem fine, I hope I can find the rest of the herd if it is actually there.

u/Rechogui — 1 day ago
▲ 88 r/pkgame

Average horsetail enjoyer

I have been looking at this gluttonous beast eat horsetails for half an hour. I guess he really likes horsetails.

u/Rechogui — 2 days ago

Esse Urubu entrou no galinheiro por alguma razão.

Queria saber o que ele tava querendo, deu um baita sustos nas galinhas.

u/Rechogui — 7 days ago

Lone and deeply injured Capybara peacefully grazzing.

Hey there, my first post in this sub, I figured you might find this interesting.

Found this fellow at a park in São Paulo state, Brazil. There used to be a whole flock of capybaras in this place. Not sure where they went but I guess they left this poor fellow behind. It was bearing some pretty nasty injuries (not very visible on the video), maybe from a fight with another capybara. I went to visit the park again a few weeks later and it seemed to be doing fine. Hope it can make a full recovery.

u/Rechogui — 12 days ago

Vocês se imaginam como parte do elenco quando tão assistindo um filme ou série?

"ah se eu tivesse lá eu faria isso", "se tivesse lá faria assim"...

u/Rechogui — 16 days ago
▲ 198 r/zoology

Yet another animal about to have it's reputation tainted by a horror movie? Or is it appropriate since it is about hippos?

I get hippos are dangerous and aggressive, but the way the character in trailer said "the only cute hippo... is a dead hippo" didn't sit right with me (besides sounding corny as hell).

u/Rechogui — 20 days ago
▲ 409 r/zoology

Why are there no deers in Africa?

Distribution rangemap of Cervidae species - Wikipedia

u/Rechogui — 21 days ago

Seria uma boa plantar uma muda desse jeito?

Vou plantar uma muda de Oiti na calçada, falaram que era bom plantar ela dentro de um tubo em volta das raízes para evitar que elas cresçam pros lados e destruam a calçada. A questão é que tem um espaço livre de 80 cm x 60 cm. Será que é necessário fazer isso? Isso faria mal para a árvore no futuro?

u/Rechogui — 29 days ago

Random question: Do wall geckos eat meal worms?

Asking out of curiosity really, because there are quite many geckos around my house, and I have found a few of them near the mealworm container, though I never saw them actually eating them. I doubt they would eat enough of my worms to the point it becomes a problem, but I have started putting on a lid on the container during night, just in case.

u/Rechogui — 1 month ago
▲ 67 r/skyrim

Found a Headless Horseman for the first time, so naturally I followed it around for 8 minutes.

It simply appeared right by my side, I don't remember seeing it before in 10 years of Skyrim.

u/Rechogui — 2 months ago

Can someone tell me more about these rocks?

Near Itu municipality in São Paulo state, Brazil, Dom Gabriel Paulino Bueno Couto Highway. You can find them on Google Street view.

u/Rechogui — 2 months ago
▲ 47 r/skyrim

Awww you mean it?

This is the nicest thing a Thalmor has ever said about me.

u/Rechogui — 2 months ago