




Cavia porcellus
Guinea pigs are small, gentle rodents that make soft squeaky sounds. They like to live in groups and need cozy cages with room to explore.
Habitat: Indoor cages or hutches, kept warm and dry.
The Guinea Pig is a stout, tailless rodent with a compact body and a generally short neck. It has small, rounded ears and large, bright eyes, often sporting fur in a wide range of colors like white, black, brown, cream, or tricolor patterns, sometimes appearing fluffy or smooth.





Category
MammalRarity
Common
Danger
1/5
Snaps
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Baby guinea pigs are born fully developed with fur and open eyes!
Guinea pigs sleep only about four hours a day, taking short naps!
In the wild, their ancestors lived in burrows made by other animals.
They are not from Guinea and are not related to pigs!
Guinea Pigs can make a variety of squeaks and purrs that help them talk to each other and their human friends.
Guinea Pigs must get Vitamin C from their food because their bodies cannot make it, unlike most mammals.
Guinea Pigs can "popcorn," doing sudden jumps and twists to show they are happy and excited.
Guinea Pigs have teeth that grow constantly, which helps them grind down tough plant material without wearing out.
They love munching on hay and fresh veggies to keep their teeth healthy and their tummies full.

Puma concolor
Wild ancestors were prey for large predators.
Leopardus colocolo
Wild ancestors were prey for wild cats.
Lolium perenne
A common grass grazed by wild ancestors and pets.
Trifolium repens
A favorite plant of wild ancestors and modern pets.
Step into the incredible world of wild animals and plants living freely in nature. From tiny insects to towering trees, it's all part of the wild wonders around us!
Find adorable animals covered in a cozy coat of soft fur! Their fur helps them stay warm and protected in different environments.
Discover creatures that love to live and work together! These animals form groups, helping each other find food, stay safe, and raise their young.
Meet the peaceful munchers and grazers who find all their nourishment from plants, leaves, and fruits. They transform plant energy into life!
These are animals or plants that people have raised and cared for over a very long time. They live closely with humans, often helping us or providing food!
Spot amazing living things that thrive right alongside us in cities and towns, finding homes in parks, gardens, and even cracks in pavements.
Explore the secret world of animals that come alive at night! They are wide awake when it's dark, using their amazing senses to find food and play.
Danger
1/5
Handle them gently and always support their body to avoid injury.
20-25 cm
0.7-1.2 kg
5-8 years
10 km/h
They love munching on hay and fresh veggies to keep their teeth healthy and their tummies full.
Indoor cages or hutches, kept warm and dry.
Foraging
1-6
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Tennessee, US
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Hawaii, US
You might spot Lion, Komodo Dragon, and Giraffe.
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Saxony, DE
You might spot Cattle, Banded Mongoose, and Guinea Pig.
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Gibraltar, GI
You might spot Parakeet, Testudinidae, and Guinea Pig.
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