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Curious guinea pig looking around the corner carefully

Guinea Pig bred to cook it (Cuy) in Peru

A small guinea pig in the house of an indigenous person from the Sacred Valley area in Peru

Group of lovely baby bunny easter rabbits on white background. Cute fluffy rabbit on a white background is Animal symbol of the easter day festival. Happy new year 2023, Year of the Rabbit.

Stock photo showing close-up view of house and garden model scene with two young guinea pigs feeding from a saucer.

Amazing close-up photo of a multi-colored guinea pig sow feeding her babies.

Selective focus on a guinea pig inside a cage with other animals in a farm

Outdoors: Large group of Guinea pigs(Cavia porcellus foraging together.

Cuy or guinea pig, very popular in Peru. It can be served fried or baked and usually comes complete on the plate.

Stock photo showing a female sow, ginger, black and white short-hair abyssinian guinea pig (tortoiseshell colours and pattern) being held by an unrecognisable person. This variety of guinea pig / cavy (abyssinian) has short hair with multiple rosettes and is ideal as a pet, since its hair stays neat, without tangling, and requires minimal brushing.

Cui is the name of the Guinean Pigs in Perú. People in this area eat this animals, normally roasted. Farmers have their own animals at home, in the kitchen because they are very vulnerable outdoors.

Groep of Guinea pigs foraging together in the morning sun.

$Guinea pigs are a member of the genus Guinea pig. Since it is mild and relatively easy to keep, rodents are cultivated as pets and experimental animals.\nIt has a large head and no tail. It has four fingers on its front legs and three fingers on its hind legs. There is a pair of breasts for both males and females. It is about 20-40 cm long and weighs 0.5-1.5 kg. Hair change is twice a year. The life is said to be about 5-7 years.$

Photo showing the face and head of a tame orange / ginger and white guinea pig. This variety of guinea pig / cavy has short hair with no rosettes and is ideal as a pet, since its hair stays neat, without tangling, and requires minimal brushing.

A group of small brown and white animals, including a brown and white one with horns. The animals are all gathered together in a cage

A romantic guinea pig couple in a farmyard with some food

Captive guinea pigs in zoos (guinea pigs eat)

Guinea pig, Ecuador's national dish. The guinea pig was first domesticated as early as 5000 BC for food by tribes in the Andean region of South America (the present-day southern part of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia)

Guinea pigs raised in the town of chincheros, peru.

Two baby rabbits in a small wooden house

Photo showing a tame tortoiseshell (ginger, white and black) Peruvian guinea pig. The type of cavy has long hair, which needs to be regularly cut and brushed, to prevent tangling / tangles. This guinea pig seems to enjoy having his hair brushed, particularly as it gets treats, such as some tasty, freshly cut grass as pictured on the towel.

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