Cappy West
A capybara explorer beginning the series.
FIELD FILE BRA / ROUTE 01
The expedition begins at home, where Brazil proves that one country can hold wetlands, rainforest, savanna, dunes, coast, wildlife, and mysteries enough for a lifetime.
Cappy packed curiosity. The map is optional.
BRA / checkedCappy leaves his Pantanal family with a compass, a journal, and instructions to pay attention. His first journey carries him through rainforest darkness, a pink-dolphin encounter, rain-filled dunes, grassland wildlife, an immense cashew tree, and a wisely abandoned island visit. By the time he reaches Copacabana, every wrong direction has become another reason to love his enormous home country.
The Iguaçu waterfall system extends for about 2,700 metres along the Brazil–Argentina border.
BRA / CHECKED FIELD NOTES
These concise notes are grounded in reviewed government or intergovernmental sources.
Brazil recognizes six major terrestrial biomes: the Amazon, Atlantic Forest, Caatinga, Cerrado, Pantanal and Pampa.
Portuguese is Brazil’s official language.
The Iguaçu waterfall system extends for about 2,700 metres along the Brazil–Argentina border.
Memory hookBrazil’s Pantanal Conservation Area protects habitats used by giant otters, giant anteaters, hyacinth macaws and many other animals.
INSIDE CAPPY’S JOURNAL
The book builds this destination through named friends, specific story moments, and themes that invite questions without flattening a whole country into one image.
A capybara explorer beginning the series.
His unnamed guide, who gives him a compass and the expedition’s central lesson.
A Copacabana friend who introduces Cappy to futevôlei.
DEVICE-LOCAL PASSPORT
Mark Brazil explored when you are ready. The stamp stays only in this browser.
No account. No upload. You can clear all stamps in Explorer Club.
TRY THE CLUES ANOTHER WAY
This playable challenge uses the same careful, look-again habits Cappy practices in Brazil. Complete its field task, then learn from the dispatch.