9. Waterfowl Connections: Capybaras and Ducks
In wetland habitats, capybaras and various species of waterfowl, particularly ducks, have developed fascinating relationships. These species often share the same aquatic environments, engaging in social interactions that benefit both. Ducks take advantage of capybaras’ movements to stir up aquatic plants and invertebrates, while capybaras appear to enjoy the company of their feathered friends. Ducklings have even been observed resting on the backs of capybaras as they swim. This relationship highlights how animals can develop mutually beneficial interactions in shared habitats.
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