7.4K views · 304 reactions | Sound up for cute capybara vocalizations. The churring noise that capybaras make is often called a “click call” or simply “chirping” or “churring.” This sound is commonly made by young capybaras and can indicate contentment, communication with their group, or a call for attention. Adults may also churr when interacting socially.  Brianna. #capybara #vocalization #CapybaraEncounter #bestlittlezoointexas | Frank Buck Zoo | Facebook

It's a capybara! 🔊 Did you guess right?! Capybaras are very vocal animals that make a variety of sounds to communicate with each other, including barks, chirps, whistles, purrs, and tooth chattering! Special thanks to Keeper Michelle for sharing this fun video. #capybara #didyouknow #funfact | Sedgwick County Zoo

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