On July 30, a group of capybaras entered the Mato Grosso Legislative Assembly in Cuiabá, Brazil, during a voting session. Video footage captured by legislative staffer Nayara Bueno showed the animals calmly moving through the entrance as staff attempted to guide them outside. Bueno stated that the capybaras frequently visit the area, and their presence did not cause any damage to the legislature. The assembly is located near a park that provides access for local wildlife. Capybaras are native to South America and are known for their social behavior, often found in groups near wetlands.
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Capybaras Enter Brazilian Legislative Assembly During Voting Session
A group of capybaras entered the Mato Grosso Legislative Assembly in Cuiabá, Brazil, on July 30, interrupting a voting session. The animals, which are native to South America, are known for their social nature and frequent visits to the area, but their presence did not disrupt official proceedings.
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