Capybara, Brazil
A Meditation of Capybaras
A group of capybaras is called a meditation because, well… have you seen them? Capybaras are famously calm, often sitting together in serene clusters along riverbanks, eyes half-closed, looking like they’ve achieved a level of inner peace the rest of us are still chasing. Whether lounging in hot springs, sharing space with birds (like this guy in Brazil’s Pantanal), or simply existing without drama, a gathering of capybaras really does look like a quiet meditation session in the wild. For more group names in the wild, including my just-posted adult tees collection, see the Language of the Wild collection at SpeciesLimited.com. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 330mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/200th of a second.