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Central American Agouti (Dasyprocta punctata) mother and pup, family Dasyproctidae, Chiapas, Mexico
photograph by Marco Zozaya
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Central American Agouti (Dasyprocta punctata) mother and pup, family Dasyproctidae, Chiapas, Mexico
photograph by Marco Zozaya
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Coiban Agouti Dasyprocta coibae
It is endemic to the island of Coiba (Panama). This rodent is poorly studied and little is known concerning its habitats and ecology. It is found in forested regions, which are mainly deciduous
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A Central American agouti (Dasyprocta punctata) wades through a river in Manuel Antonio National Park Puntarenas Province, Quepos, Costa Rica
by Gary Stephenson
been thinking about capybaras which are obviously super cute and all, but
what about the agoutis. not enough agouti love in the universe. long-legged jungle guinea pigs
Agouti
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Cutia - Dasyprocta por silene andrade
Art by The Fauna Place
Did you know that Agoutis are expert gardeners? These critters have a unique role in the ecosystem - they act as seed dispersers. When they eat fruit, they often bury the seeds, which helps to distribute them throughout the forests.
Roatan Island Agouti Dasyprocta ruatanica
It is endemic to the island of Roatán, off the north coast of Honduras. The animals inhabit brushy scrub forest across the island of Roatán, where they feed on almonds, coconuts, hibiscus, and Pentaclethra pods. As the tourist industry has grown on their native island, hotels and other buildings are encroaching on their native habitat.
image by jnphilli