Country rankings
Capybara Population by Country
Brazil has the highest Capybara Population (1.2M), followed by Colombia (800K) and Venezuela (600K). Uruguay has the lowest (10K).
Environment9 countries · 1 metricUpdated Nov 3, 2024Original page
3 sources
- The Capybara South America's Giant and Social Rodent - Studocu
- Giant Rodents 'Invaded' a Wealthy Gated Community. What Happened Next is a Lesson for Cities in the Climate Change Era - Time
- Capybaras (Hydrochoerus spp.) Fact Sheet: Population & Conservation Status - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Library
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Median
300K
Middle half 100K – 600K
Average
406.7K
9 countries
Highest
1.2M
Brazil
Lowest
10K
Uruguay
Data
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Quick answers
- Which country has the highest Capybara Population?
- Brazil has the highest Capybara Population, at 1.2M, followed by Colombia (800K) and Venezuela (600K).
- Which country has the lowest Capybara Population?
- Uruguay has the lowest Capybara Population, at 10K.
- What is the median Capybara Population across countries?
- The median is 300K across the 9 countries with data.
- Where does this capybara population by country data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: The Capybara South America's Giant and Social Rodent - Studocu; Giant Rodents 'Invaded' a Wealthy Gated Community. What Happened Next is a Lesson for Cities in the Climate Change Era - Time; Capybaras (Hydrochoerus spp.) Fact Sheet: Population & Conservation Status - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Library.