08-29-2016, 04:09 PM
I found a bit of a follow-up article about the Capybara episode.
It is funny to look at the map that lists all the Capybara sightings. They never left high park, but people were "seeing" them everywhere. I love the woman who saw one climb a tree. A capybara? Up a tree? Do you think it might have been on of our many local squirrels.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
From talking to the Ben mentioned in the article, I understand that the two Capys didn't really know they were on the lam. They thought they were in a big pen. Also they would have caught them sooner if less people had tried to help them.
We all had a lot of fun with the great capybara caper. I am sure they are fine now, but it was a great adventure.
It is funny to look at the map that lists all the Capybara sightings. They never left high park, but people were "seeing" them everywhere. I love the woman who saw one climb a tree. A capybara? Up a tree? Do you think it might have been on of our many local squirrels.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
From talking to the Ben mentioned in the article, I understand that the two Capys didn't really know they were on the lam. They thought they were in a big pen. Also they would have caught them sooner if less people had tried to help them.
We all had a lot of fun with the great capybara caper. I am sure they are fine now, but it was a great adventure.
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Catherine
