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Patagonian Mara
Patagonian Mara is a large rodent that lives in the central and southern part of Argentina, and inhabits dry pastures. Looks like a rabbit for elongated ears and limbs.
Mare are predominantly diurnal. They are herbivores that feed mainly grass, but also any available vegetation or fruit. These rodents are monogamous animals, and mate two to three times a year to ensure a greater number of young in a litter.
For young in the litter caring female, while the male has minimal interaction with young and mostly to keep an eye on the danger of predators. These animals are close to endangered due to destruction of their natural habitat and hunting for their fur.

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