7. Argentinian River Deltas
Argentina's river deltas create complex habitats where terrestrial ecosystems meet freshwater, offering ideal conditions for capybara populations. These areas feature a network of wetlands, islands, and waterways that provide multiple microhabitats for various activities. The ecosystem includes sandbars for sunbathing, dense vegetation for cover, and calm backwaters for swimming. Tidal influences bring in nutrients and create new feeding sites, maintaining the ecosystem's productivity. The mix of open water and vegetated areas allows capybaras to move freely while accessing food and protection.
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