Weekly Quickly

Good morning, afternoon, or evening to all of you guys!

How are you? The week went by very fast, so it is already time for our second email!

Did you like our first “Weekly Quickly”?  Do you have something to add or would like to see in the next WQ emails - write to us, we would love to hear your thoughts on this matter! ❤️

“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”
— Neale Donald Walsch

What are you waiting for? Let's begin!

Bara News 🌍

Meet Chewy, the adorable capybara ambassador at Wildlife World Zoo, Arizona, USA.

He was born a year ago, and by overcoming health challenges, this HeroBara thrives on love and attention.

Wildlife World Zoo offers private encounters with Chewy, where you can get up close and personal with this gentle giant by signing up on the zoo's website.

As a herbivore, Chewy enjoys carrots and grass, but his absolute favorite treat is Cheerios (whose isn’t 😍).

Despite looking like a giant guinea pig at 55lbs (25kg), capybaras can grow up to a fascinating 150lbs (~70kg), making Chewy the perfect representative for these magnetic rodents.

PS: Know something we don’t? Be a ReporterBara and tell us - just reply to this email. 😊

Bara Fact 🧠

Capybaras are sociable creatures!

They purr, bark, grunt, whistle, squeal, cackle, whine, and yes, they even can teeth-chattering, depending on what's on their minds.

It's not simply random noise; each sound made by a capybara has a specific significance.

These vocal exchanges between capybaras serve as essential for building social relationships and organizing group activity.

When you hear them speaking, it might be warning the group of possible predators, announcing the protection of their offspring, or just a quarrel over food or a female.

Bara Adventure 🚀

Continuing with Japan!

This week, we are visiting Shizuoka Prefecture's Izu Shaboten Zoo as charming capybaras celebrate 40 years of lying in soothing hot waters!

This touching custom began when a most caring zookeeper saw capybaras gathering in warm waters during yard maintenance.

The waters, which are enriched with unusual materials such as rose petals and yuzu, provide not only warmth but also great picture-worthy moments (a lot of moments 🤭).

Also, don't miss out on the zoo's unique animals, which include around 140 species, and the five cactus gardens, which hold 1500 cacti (wow!) from across the world.

PS: Do you have info about the great capybara place in the world? Share with us - just reply to this email. 😊

Bara Snapshot 📸

This week was really interesting, had a handful of fantastic photos.

Let us enjoy its majesty - the Capybara! 🙏

PS: Have you seen some cute capybara picture worthy of the Bara Snapshots? Share with us - just reply to this email. 😊

Bara Harmony - ??? 🕊️

Harmony is still waiting for its beginning. You can vote on which topic should Bara Harmony cover mostly.

Followers have been voting for a week now, and the advantage of one topic over the other is marginal.

We won't reveal which topic is in the lead, but the three most interesting topics for coverage are:

• Mental Health

• Travel and Adventure

• Wellness and Lifestyle

• Have something other on your mind? …Name your suggestion.

The voting will continue for another three weeks, so feel free to reply to this email so your voice can be heard - it means a lot to us! 📥

Until the next reading,

Find your Serious Spirit,
SeriousBara™