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The Winter capybara, (North Osean States national animal)
An encyclopedia entry about the Winter Capybara in North Osean States.Description
The Winter Capybara is a unique subspecies of capybara that has adapted to the frigid conditions of North Osean States. This animal is found in high numbers in the northern regions, in specific in the high-altitude areas over 100 meters above sea level where winter last all the year
Winter Capybara Population Table
Northern Mountains | 1,500 |
Central Valleys | 2,300 |
Southern Foothills | 800 |
Eastern Plateaus | 950 |
Western Slopes | 1,200 |
Diet
Winter Capybaras are primarily herbivores. Their diet consists of:
Arctic mosses
Lichens
Winter grasses
Cold-resistant shrubs
Lifespan
Winter Capybaras can live up to 12-15 years in the wild, although their lifespan can be shorter in harsher conditions or due to predation.
Natural Habitat
Winter Capybaras live mostly on the cold, snowy environment of the northern mountains this country (North Osean States). They are adapted to live on the more of 100 meters above sea level of the country, wich the temperature remains low all the year (Weather dispatch). Their thick fur and strong, agile bodies allow them to navigate the icy terrain.
Conservation Status
Currently, the Winter Capybara isnt considered endangered, whats so ever, the North Osean States goberment made a law of conservation for this animal, and North Osean rangers watch over the wild state ones.
North Osean States Wildlife Research Division