Support The Canadian Encyclopedia. Agriculture and Food. Canada's agriculture and food industries have changed greatly in the years since the Second World War. Growth in Canadaâs economy, and associated social changes, have altered the way food is produced, processed, handled, sold and consumed.
How much is it? The cost of a Capybara can range from $400 to $1,100 per animal. The cost will depend on the breeder, the quality, age and geographical location. Purchasing one from a foreign country, such as South America, could increase the price tag to as high as $3,000 to more than $8,000.
The capybara (âWater pigâ) is a semi aquatic animal which is an herbivore. The capybara is also the worldâs largest rodent. Capybaras are native to much of the tropical and subtropical aspects of South America which lie east of the Andes Mountains.It has also been brought to Florida to live in the subtropics of Florida.ully grown capybaras can reach up to 50 inches long and weigh about 100 pounds, or as much as 140. They are very large in size but for all their weight and height, they resemble guinea pigs. They are remarkably good swimmers and to aid them in this have partly webbed feet. T.