Grass!Today’s post is dedicated to grass. No plant deserves acclaim more than grass! Wonderous, tasty, soft, and green, grass is the food of the gods…or at least the of capybaras.
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Grass!Today’s post is dedicated to grass. No plant deserves acclaim more than grass! Wonderous, tasty, soft, and green, grass is the food of the gods…or at least the of capybaras. June 10th, 2017 | Tags: All the Little Grasses, Amazing Grass, capybara, capybara poetry, grass, Grass of My Yard, grazing, music, poetry, songs, songs about capybaras, songs about grass | Category: Muddy & Minnow's Blog | 3 comments
I am working on a blog post about my second stalker. I am sure they are disappointed in how long it is taking me. Well, I’m just a baby after all. In the meantime look at this incredible video! Have your rodents watch it too. And keep your eyes open for Capycopy and Supercapy! May 2nd, 2015 | Tags: capybara, capycopy, guinea pig, hamster, music, music for rodents, Supercapy | Category: Muddy & Minnow's Blog | Leave a comment
![]() You can’t watch this video too many times. ![]() This very short video clip shows an excited capybara jumping into the water. February 20th, 2011 | Tags: 774, capybara, Chessington, deep thoughts with a capybara, dive, falling on my head, giant hamster, japan, japanese, jump, music, rodent, run, shower, song, song a day, spa, World of Adventures | Category: Videos | 4 comments
![]() Me with the band Capybara Believe it or don’t, there is a band called Capybara! I admit, Capybara is a great name for just about anything but still I was surprised when I learned that. Surprised and excited! I thought, this is going to be great! It will be just the kind of music I like. I won’t have to thrumm in displeasure like I do at Johnny Cash. Or just close my ears (one of the big perks of being a capybara is that we can literally close our ears) when my owner plays classical or The Cars. I do like The Killers and, of course Mountain Kids Fantasy, but how would they compare to a band named Capybara? Surely Capybara’s music would consist of just the kinds of noises I make all the time. I don’t like to brag but people often compare my voice to the songs of birds. Anyway, Capybara the band came to Austin last month and I got to meet them one day at Austin Java! They are all really, really super nice guys. They pet me and fed me blueberries and I even took a little walk with them. I also did some of my best eeping just to show them that I know a bit about music myself. Well, they must have been impressed because they came back the next weekend and met me in Garrison Park in South Austin where we shot a music video together! We recorded a song called Magpies, which was perfect for me even though the band really does not sound like capybaras at all and not even that much like magpies. I am 100% positive that this is their best video ever because I added a bunch of my eeps to it. I think I really got the rhythm of the music and inserted my voice at just the right times. Plus I insisted that we walk around a little which makes the video so much more interesting. Well, you just need to watch and listen and judge for yourselves. Thanks guys! That was sooo much fun. Let me know if you want me to go on tour with you! December 5th, 2009 | Tags: Austin, Austin Java, Caplin Rous, capybara, CapybarMusic, Garrison Park, giant hamster, Magpies, music, rodent, song, Videos | Category: Caplin's Blog, Capybara Art | 4 comments
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