カピバラの子はカピバラ Capybara's baby is a capybara - funny "gestures" that can be inherited

福岡の
海の中道海浜公園
カピバラ
よーく見ていると、群れの中で鉄柵に向かって「ハムハムハム」
この仕草をする子が２頭だけ
飼育員さんによると「ネオパーク・オキナワ」生まれのお母さん「ライナ」ちゃんと
息子の「ライス」くん
夏場は近くのプールから音楽が流れて来るので「歌っているみたい」と話題に。
この光景、見覚ていませんか？
そう、今は亡き「ライナ」ちゃんのお母さん「イネ」ちゃんと姉妹の「ラピア」ちゃん
がやはり群れの中で2頭だけ、この仕草をしていて「ネオパーク・オキナワ」名物でした。
２頭が他界指定までは沖縄では見れなくなった光景ですが、子から孫へ、命が引き継がれていくのともにこうゆう不思議な癖もまた引き継がれていくのですね。
かつての沖縄名物が、今は海の中道名物になりつつあります(^ ^)
Fukuoka's
Uminonakamichi Seaside Park
capybara
If you look closely, you'll see a group of people heading towards the iron fence, "Hum, ham, ham."
There are only two children who make this gesture.
According to the zookeeper, she is with her mother, Raina, who was born at Neopark Okinawa.
My son “Rice”
During the summer, music is played from the nearby pool, which has become a hot topic, with people saying it looks like they're singing.
Don't you recognize this scene?
Yes, the late Raina's mother, Ine, and her sister, Lapia.
However, there were only two of them in the group making this gesture, which is a specialty of Neopark Okinawa.
It was a sight that could no longer be seen in Okinawa until the two animals were designated as dead, but as their lives are passed on from offspring to grandchildren, these mysterious habits are also passed on.
What was once a specialty of Okinawa is now becoming a specialty of Uminonakamichi (^ ^)
Fukuoka's
Uminonakamichi Seaside Park
capybara
If you look closely, you'll see a group of people heading towards the iron fence, "Hum, ham, ham."
There are only two children who make this gesture.
According to the zookeeper, she is with her mother, Raina, who was born at Neopark Okinawa.
My son “Rice”
During the summer, music is played from the nearby pool, which has become a hot topic, with people saying it looks like they're singing.
Does this scene look familiar?
Yes, the late Raina's mother, Ine, and her sister, Lapia.
However, there were only two of them in the group making this gesture, which is a specialty of Neopark Okinawa.
It was a sight that could no longer be seen in Okinawa until the two animals were designated as dead, but as their lives are passed on from offspring to grandchildren, these mysterious habits are also passed on.
What was once a specialty of Okinawa is now becoming a specialty of Uminonakamichi (^ ^)
• カピバラの子はカピバラ　Capybara's...

[@user-nj1oy3gr1f]

なかなか行けない園の貴重な動画を見れて感謝です。本当に不思議でもあり感動してしまいました♡

[@fukuokaasokapi]

暮らす場所が離れても、ずっとつながっているんだなぁと感慨深いです(*^^*)

[@KevinelCarpincho]

Capybara can be talking for hours, 😎😎 amazing rodent! 🤩🤩

[@user-cp6lo1rf2d]

可愛いですね♥行きたいけど遠いですね♥

[@TheRoseEmpire]

沖縄血統ですか😅