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Capybaras have a reputation as the calmest animals on the internet, which makes them good company for a quiet evening with a few colored pencils. Below is a free page from our Capybara Coloring Book to print and color tonight, plus five short journaling prompts to write down when the page is done.
A happy capybara sits on a crescent moon in its knitted socks, writing in a journal among swirl clouds and stars. The outlines are thick and even, and the shapes are large, so markers and crayons work as well as pencils and a page fits comfortably into one sitting.

The PDF prints on US Letter or A4. Use plain printer paper for pencils and crayons, or heavier card stock if you color with markers. It is free for personal and family use.
If you are wondering whether this actually helps you unwind, we looked at the research in Does Coloring Really Reduce Stress? What the Studies Say.
The capybara on this page is writing in a journal, so it seems fair to join in. Write two lines for any prompt that catches you. There are no wrong answers and nobody else needs to read them.
This page comes from the Capybara Coloring Book for Adults and Kids: fifty bold and easy cozy scenes, from rainy-night cocoa and a bubble bath to a blanket fort and a campfire, plus three sheets of cut-out stickers to color. It is an instant download in three editions, US Letter, A4 and a tablet and phone version for coloring on a screen, for USD 9.90.