Rodent Of Unusual Size Stalks Calif. Water Plant Workers at a waste water plant in central California were taken aback when they saw a huge rodent swimming through the facility's ponds.

Muskrat tales: How this swimming rodent differs from a beaver Posted June 08, 2020 6 ... In addition, the muskrat's ears and nose have special flaps that seal out water when it dives.

A frightening incident from Cienaga, Colombia is going viral on social media, showing the moment a woman was attacked by a ...

Next time you’re thinking about pond swimming, look for signs of beavers. A new study shows that these industrious rodents ...

Our river embraces several species of rodents that are important contributors to a healthy river ecosystem.

A snorkeler who was shot in the face after he was apparently mistaken for a swimming rodent was in good condition after surgery, a hospital said Saturday. John William Cheesman, 44, of Springfield ...

A woman has been attacked by the world's largest rodent while swimming in a lake. The young victim walked backwards in the water while raising her finger to warn the capybara to keep its distance.

The swimming rodents can apparently tread water for days and hold their breathe for up to three minutes - meaning they can infiltrate people's homes in one of the most unlikeliest ways.

Capybaras are native to South America, and are the largest living rodents on Earth. They live near bodies of water in dense forests and savannas, with a maximum lifespan of between eight and 10 years.