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Nutria
Roditore
La nutria, detta anche castoro di palude o castorino, è un mammifero roditore originario del Sud America, unica specie vivente del genere Myocastor e della famiglia Myocastoridae. Wikipedia
Peso: 4 – 9 kg (Adulto)
Lunghezza: 52 cm (Adulto)
Nome scientifico: Myocastor coypus
Periodo gestazione: 132 giorni
Rischio estinzione: Minima preoccupazione (In diminuzione)
Famiglia: Myocastoridae; Ameghino, 1902
Specie: M. coypus
Fonte: Encyclopedia of Life
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