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Collect 1000 eggs
The Chick C
bronze98.0%CommonFeb 2026
98.0%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

Collect 500 eggs
The Chick C
bronze98.1%CommonFeb 2026
98.1%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

Here comes the eggs!
The Chick C
bronze98.2%CommonFeb 2026
98.2%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
The Capybara P - *Okay I pull up*
The Capybara P
platinum97.0%CommonFeb 2026
97.0%CommonplatinumFeb 2026
They can’t produce their own Vitamin C
The Capybara P
gold97.0%CommonFeb 2026
97.0%CommongoldFeb 2026
They enjoy great popularity in Japan
The Capybara P
gold97.0%CommonFeb 2026
97.0%CommongoldFeb 2026
Humans have many uses for capybaras
The Capybara P
gold97.0%CommonFeb 2026
97.0%CommongoldFeb 2026
Capybaras can live up to 10 years in captivity
The Capybara P
gold97.0%CommonFeb 2026
97.0%CommongoldFeb 2026
Capybaras typically grow up to 134 cm long
The Capybara P
gold97.0%CommonFeb 2026
97.0%CommongoldFeb 2026
They are occasionally kept as pets
The Capybara P
gold97.1%CommonFeb 2026
97.1%CommongoldFeb 2026
They are eaten by the jungle’s biggest predators
The Capybara P
gold97.1%CommonFeb 2026
97.1%CommongoldFeb 2026
Capybara are extremely picky eaters
The Capybara P
gold97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommongoldFeb 2026
They can run as fast as 35 kph
The Capybara P
gold97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommongoldFeb 2026
Capybara are closely related to guinea pigs
The Capybara P
silver97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommonsilverFeb 2026
They are the world’s biggest rodent
The Capybara P
silver97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommonsilverFeb 2026
They live in groups
The Capybara P
silver97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommonsilverFeb 2026
Capybaras are herbivores
The Capybara P
silver97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommonsilverFeb 2026
They are highly social animals
The Capybara P
silver97.4%CommonFeb 2026
97.4%CommonsilverFeb 2026
Other animals use capybaras like furniture
The Capybara P
bronze97.4%CommonFeb 2026
97.4%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
Their teeth grow continuously
The Capybara P
bronze97.5%CommonFeb 2026
97.5%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
They have a unique vocal repeertoire
The Capybara P
bronze97.5%CommonFeb 2026
97.5%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
They can even sleep in water
The Capybara P
bronze97.6%CommonFeb 2026
97.6%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
Capybaras are fantastic swimmers
The Capybara P
bronze97.7%CommonFeb 2026
97.7%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
Here comes the grass!
The Capybara P
bronze98.1%CommonFeb 2026
98.1%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

The Capybara P - *Okay I pull up*
The Capybara P
platinum97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommonplatinumFeb 2026

They can’t produce their own Vitamin C
The Capybara P
gold97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommongoldFeb 2026

They enjoy great popularity in Japan
The Capybara P
gold97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommongoldFeb 2026

Humans have many uses for capybaras
The Capybara P
gold97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommongoldFeb 2026

Capybaras can live up to 10 years in captivity
The Capybara P
gold97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommongoldFeb 2026

Capybaras typically grow up to 134 cm long
The Capybara P
gold97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommongoldFeb 2026

They are occasionally kept as pets
The Capybara P
gold97.3%CommonFeb 2026
97.3%CommongoldFeb 2026

They are eaten by the jungle’s biggest predators
The Capybara P
gold97.4%CommonFeb 2026
97.4%CommongoldFeb 2026

Capybara are extremely picky eaters
The Capybara P
gold97.5%CommonFeb 2026
97.5%CommongoldFeb 2026

They can run as fast as 35 kph
The Capybara P
gold97.5%CommonFeb 2026
97.5%CommongoldFeb 2026

Capybara are closely related to guinea pigs
The Capybara P
silver97.6%CommonFeb 2026
97.6%CommonsilverFeb 2026

They are the world’s biggest rodent
The Capybara P
silver97.6%CommonFeb 2026
97.6%CommonsilverFeb 2026

They live in groups
The Capybara P
silver97.6%CommonFeb 2026
97.6%CommonsilverFeb 2026

Capybaras are herbivores
The Capybara P
silver97.7%CommonFeb 2026
97.7%CommonsilverFeb 2026

They are highly social animals
The Capybara P
silver97.8%CommonFeb 2026
97.8%CommonsilverFeb 2026

Other animals use capybaras like furniture
The Capybara P
bronze97.8%CommonFeb 2026
97.8%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

Their teeth grow continuously
The Capybara P
bronze97.8%CommonFeb 2026
97.8%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

They have a unique vocal repeertoire
The Capybara P
bronze97.8%CommonFeb 2026
97.8%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

They can even sleep in water
The Capybara P
bronze98.0%CommonFeb 2026
98.0%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

Capybaras are fantastic swimmers
The Capybara P
bronze98.2%CommonFeb 2026
98.2%CommonbronzeFeb 2026

Here comes the grass!
The Capybara P
bronze98.5%CommonFeb 2026
98.5%CommonbronzeFeb 2026
The Bear B
The Bear B
platinum97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommonplatinumFeb 2026
Depending on the species, bears can weigh from 27 kg to 700 kg
The Bear B
gold97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommongoldFeb 2026
Bears first appeared in Europe between 4 to 3 million years ago
The Bear B
gold97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommongoldFeb 2026
During winter, bears hibernate up to 100 days
The Bear B
gold97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommongoldFeb 2026
A bear typically lives up to 25 years in the wild and 50 years in captivity
The Bear B
gold97.2%CommonFeb 2026
97.2%CommongoldFeb 2026
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