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Capybara in a hot spring
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Coloring page by <a href="https://marytale.app/en/coloring-pages/wild-animals/capybara-in-hot-spring">Marytale</a>Or with the picture:
<a href="https://marytale.app/en/coloring-pages/wild-animals/capybara-in-hot-spring"><img src="https://marytale.app/cover/Coloring/wild-capybara-hot-spring/capybara-relaxing-in-hot-spring.web.png" alt="Coloring page: a capybara sitting in a round tub of warm water with steam rising and a small orange balanced on top of its head" width="600" height="800" loading="lazy"></a>
Coloring page by <a href="https://marytale.app/en/coloring-pages/wild-animals/capybara-in-hot-spring">Marytale</a>What's in the picture
This is the capybara's favorite place in the world: a warm bath. Steam curls up from the water, its eyes are half closed, and a little orange sits perfectly balanced on its head. It will not move for hours.
Coloring ideas
Capybara light brown, orange orange, tub any color, water light blue. Big simple shapes, great for 2- and 3-year-olds.
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