1.3K views · 53 reactions | North Georgia Zoo Patagonian Cavies enjoy making #snowangels . Comment with a photo of your snow angel! #myfavzoo #snowday #patagoniancavy #conservation #zookeeper #snowandtell #snowmageddon2020 | North Georgia Wildlife & Safari Park - Nogawild | Facebook

20K views · 447 reactions | Nursery Announcement: First Piglets and now twin Patagonian Cavies. We were just going in to refresh bedding for the expected birth; she beat us to it! Babies are minutes old. | Animal Adventure Park | Facebook

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5.6K views · 160 reactions | Meet the “Cavy” Bunch — two moms, an “older” youngster (born in July 2020) and four young pups born in early November of last year! The Patagonian cavy pups are typically relaxed… until they are not. They go from fully stretched out, basking in the sun to prancing about the habitat with the occasional jump-twist mixed in. | Phoenix Zoo | Facebook

6.1K views · 424 reactions | Patagonian Cavies are one of the rare species that form lifelong monogamous pairs. Couples raise their young together in burrows dug by the female. Here’s the incredible part – their babies are born with their eyes already open! But they’ll stay hidden away in the safety of the burrow for up to four months, where mums return daily to nurse them.  A true example of teamwork and family life in the animal world! | Adelaide Zoo | Facebook