*Scientists*

They were quite unsure about what to do with Capida. They could only assume she escaped from somewhere, but just where? Well, at least they had seen no bullitens for a 'missing capybara', so they didn't worry too much about being caught with her.

Placing her on a table, they took a few measurements and drew some blood. Then they gave her a reversal drug to wake her up. Tying a rope around her neck, they waited for her to wake up. While they were sure she was feral, they wanted to be certain of it.

Capida

Capida remaind partially awake partially asleep.She had indeed belonged to a zoo though not anywhere near here.She had a tracking chip in her and thats about it.She was also qukiet fond of humans having been raised with them.She soon began to fully wake up and she felt somethin around her neck but just thought it was some sort of leash.She woke and soon layed down in a normal postion.She blinked a few times and squealed and looked at the people confused but she didn't try to escape.

*Humans*

They hadn't even thought of looking for a tracking chip in her, but in anycase, they could tell she was quite tame. To see just how tame she was, one scientist came forward to stroke her head and see whether she shied back, attacked him, or enjoyed it.

Capida

She watched him and when his hand came to her head she let her head go slightly up and enjoyed the pettin.

*Scientists*

Ah, so now they knew the extent of the animal's tameness. But what kind of diet was she use to, if she had lived in captivity? The closest thing they had on hand at the moment were rabbit pellets. Bland little cylindars of condensed vegetation. A handful of this rabbit food was brought over and placed in front of Capida to see if she would take it.

Capida