Capybaras

Meet capybaras by a pond, among flowers and at a picnic. Choose an easy outline or a more detailed scene.

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A capybara sits among four flowers beside a watering can.

Capybara in the Flower Garden

medium

A capybara walks along a woodland trail among large tree roots near the river.

Capybara on a Forest Root Trail

detailed

A capybara sits beside a pond with reeds and a few stones.

Capybara by the Pond

easy

A capybara lowers its broad muzzle to graze in a grassy meadow beside a winding river.

Capybara Grazing by the River

detailed

A capybara stands beside a quiet river beneath a crescent moon and stars, with grassy banks and distant hills.

Capybara on a Moonlit Riverbank

medium

A capybara eats watermelon beside a picnic basket, fruit, lily pads and butterflies.

Capybara Picnic by the Pond

detailed

A capybara stands among wet leaves and puddles beneath a wide rainbow over the wetlands.

Capybara beneath a Rainbow

medium

A capybara emerges beneath arching reeds, with a water lily floating in the river beside it.

Capybara beneath a Reed Arch

detailed

A capybara rests partly submerged beside a riverbank, surrounded by broad leaves, exposed tree roots and tall waterside plants.

Capybara Resting in the Shallows

detailed

A capybara sleeps with its head resting on its front legs, sheltered by ferns beside flowers and a stream.

Capybara Napping beneath Ferns

detailed

A capybara swims with its head and back above the water, surrounded by water lilies and tall reeds.

Capybara Swimming among Water Lilies

medium

A large capybara walks to the right along the riverbank, with two smaller capybaras following through the grass.

Capybara with Two Young on the Riverbank

detailed

A quiet pond or a picnic scene?

Compare open fur areas with the objects around the capybara.

A broad body

One seated capybara has a few grasses, two tall seed heads and a pond edge beside it. Choose it for a short fur-and-plant task.

Capybara by the Pond →

Picnic patterns

The capybara holds watermelon beside a woven basket and checked blanket. Fruit, flowers and butterflies add small shapes.

Capybara Picnic by the Pond →

Keep paws separate from the bank

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: Capybara by the Pond →

Tan capybara beside green grasses and two brown seed heads, with a white pond and stones. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Tan capybara
2. Green grasses
3. Brown seed heads

Color the entire capybara warm tan, including ears, face and legs. Leave toenails and eye highlights white.
Color all grass blades, reed leaves and thin stems green, following their narrow shapes.
Fill the two tall oval seed heads dark brown. Leave pond, stones and background white.

The white toenails and black whiskers should remain clear, with green stems separate from brown seed heads. The pond can stay uncolored.

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