Jan. 28 (UPI) -- A capybara bathing contest held across multiple zoos in Japan was won by a rodent -- aptly named Prune -- who spent 1 hour, 45 minutes and 18 seconds in the bath. Animals at multiple ...
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Prune the capybara wins Japan's 'Long Bath Showdown' after dedicating herself to a nearly 2-hour soak
The cozy competition saw five zoos measure how long their bath-loving capybaras could soak Nagasaki Bio Park’s Prune won Japan’s capybara long bath contest after soaking for nearly two hours The Jan.
A group of capybara is seen being treated to a rare hot outdoor bath at the Toyama Municipal Family Park Zoo, in the city of Toyama in central Japan's Toyama Prefecture, on Nov. 29, 2020. Bamboo cut ...
A capybara named Puruun, or "Prune," has officially claimed Japan's coziest crown. According to Japanese publication The Mainichi, Prune, who lives at Nagasaki Bio Park in Saikai, Nagasaki Prefecture, ...
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