That's what capybaras do when their environment is altered and food becomes scarce; they leave, but as soon as the food returns, they move back in.
What makes this neighborhood so attractive to capybaras?
Well, it's their lush gardens and pristine lawns, of course!
While some people complain about their presence, others recognize that these animals are simply trying to adapt to the changes humans have brought to their habitat.
As one person wisely points out,
"They are defenseless animals, we corner them, we take away their habitat, and now we complain because they're invading. We have to learn to live beside them; they're not aggressive animals."
The only problem I would have in this situation is that I would never get anywhere on time because I'd stop to pet each of them.