Capybaras, hissing cockroaches among new animals at Long Island Game Farm
The farm is also anticipating 13 baby goats coming this year.
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Jun 1, 2024, 12:28 AM
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21ds agoSome new animals have found a new home at the Long Island Game Farm.
A pair of capybaras, the largest living rodent, have arrived at the game farm.
Visitors can also now see and even hold Madagascar hissing cockroaches.
The farm is also anticipating 13 baby goats coming this year.
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