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The largest rodent in the world happens to be the super-cute capybara.
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Just leave me alone, I'm busy - this capybara seems to be saying.

Capybaras love water.

This owl watches the antics of golfers and finds it all very annoying.

Just get out of my territory, you silly apes

What part of GET OUT is it that you don't understand?
You don't get the message, do you? Go home!


They're still here?

Just leave it to me.
A caiman, a cousin of alligators, shares the outrage with this unfriendly look.
Sources
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3734736/Who-looking-Bird-nesting-bunker-looks-impressed-golf-returns-OWL-lympics-time-112-years-Rio-hazards-include-alligators-native-capybara.html
http://www.breitbart.com/sports/2016/08/13/new-golf-hazard-rios-olympic-golf-course-taken-worlds-largest-rodents/
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