A capybara named Puruun, or "Prune," has officially claimed Japan's coziest crown. According to Japanese publication The Mainichi, Prune, who lives at Nagasaki Bio Park in Saikai, Nagasaki Prefecture, ...

Jan. 28 (UPI) -- A capybara bathing contest held across multiple zoos in Japan was won by a rodent -- aptly named Prune -- who spent 1 hour, 45 minutes and 18 seconds in the bath. Animals at multiple ...

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The cozy competition saw five zoos measure how long their bath-loving capybaras could soak Nagasaki Bio Park’s Prune won Japan’s capybara long bath contest after soaking for nearly two hours The Jan.