Argentina's giant rodents, capybaras, turned green by algae
Buenos Aires Times (nprofile…5l2v)
Argentina's beloved giant rodent, the capybara, has been coated in Hulk-green slime in and around Entre Ríos Province. The capybara, which is the world's largest rodent and a native species in Argentina, has been covered in a vibrant green substance that has left locals and tourists alike scratching their heads. The cause of the slime is still unknown, but experts believe it may be related to a recent algae bloom in the area. The capybaras, which are typically brown in color, are now sporting a bright green hue that is attracting a lot of attention. While some people are finding it amusing, others are concerned about the potential health risks associated with the slime. The situation is being monitored closely by local authorities, who are working to determine the cause and find a solution to the problem.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/argentinas-giant-rodents-capybaras-dyed-hulk-green-by-algae.phtml
Argentina's beloved giant rodent, the capybara, has been coated in Hulk-green slime in and around Entre Ríos Province. The capybara, which is the world's largest rodent and a native species in Argentina, has been covered in a vibrant green substance that has left locals and tourists alike scratching their heads. The cause of the slime is still unknown, but experts believe it may be related to a recent algae bloom in the area. The capybaras, which are typically brown in color, are now sporting a bright green hue that is attracting a lot of attention. While some people are finding it amusing, others are concerned about the potential health risks associated with the slime. The situation is being monitored closely by local authorities, who are working to determine the cause and find a solution to the problem.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/argentinas-giant-rodents-capybaras-dyed-hulk-green-by-algae.phtml