Oyen, the cat who was accepted by a herd of capybaras, is the number one top story of the year! 🐈 Oyen the capybara cat is believed to have been orphaned as a young kitten, but he’s not without family now. The capybaras happily accepted him, and they’re not the only ones. Oyen the cat was so popular that zoo staff decided to make him his own sign outside of the habitat. In this video you may notice that two different Oyen signs are shown by the capybara habitat. The original sign fell off short

At Zoo Negara in Malaysia, the capybara habitat has an unexpected resident. Oyen is an orange cat who wandered in years ago and never left. Somewhere along the way, he was quietly adopted by the capybaras, who treat him like one of their own. He naps beside them, hangs out in their space, and moves through the habitat with total confidence. Visitors started asking about him. Then staff noticed how often people came by hoping to spot the cat who chose capybara life. Now Oyen’s place in the habita

Oyen, the cat who has been accepted by a herd of capybaras at Zoo Negara in Malaysia, now has his own official signage in front of the capybara habitat. 🐈 See more of Oyen and the capybaras at Zoo Negara’s account: @Zoo Negara Malaysia 📸 Zoo Negara / nabilnash_ | That Good News Girl