15 Merciless Otter Hunting Moments

Otters are some of the best hunters in nature, fast, aggressive and fearless, have you ever seen

otter

s attack an alligator? How about a jaguar? If you like these cute and cuddly animals, keep watching because we're just getting started. 15. Otter vs. Crocodile Look Look at how big this crocodile is while all the

otter

s stare at him, if necessary they will attack even the most powerful predators and take them on as a group. These otters are looking for an alligator and will dive underwater to get a better look before disappearing into the bushes. They appear to have killed something, but it is difficult to identify what it is or what happened.

The otter in this video is the aggressor and the alligator agrees to retreat into the water when the otter gets too close for comfort, the otter goes in and out of the water. ready to attack the Alligator knowing he has his pants two otters supervise protecting and training six cubs in this video a hungry alligator approaches the family the otter's father has a lot on his plates the two otters move quickly to surround the alligator and attack first before the alligator can do any damage the pups become worried and unintentionally follow their parents into the conflict, which is bad the parents must now fight the alligator while at the same time worrying about the safety of their pups the adult otters They reinforce their attack and prevent the alligator from leaving, but the damage has already been done and while the Alligator died at the hands of the Otters, two of the cubs were killed in the process.

The huge crocodiles in this video don't seem to be bothered by the Otters at all, they will attack no matter how massive it is. Their opponent is when faced with larger predators, such as crocodiles, otters are known to band together and collaborate, as seen in these short snippets 14. Otter vs. Lizard, This unfortunate lizard poses as Spider-Man because he doesn't He wants to be eaten and consumed by some hungry people. otters that are waiting for him to make one last mistake so they can attack and kill him when they spy on a monitor lizard these otters come looking for food the moment they approach the reptile he moves his tail to protect himself, scaring away the otters for a short time but the otters do not give up easily so they return to try to see if they can defeat the lizard however this is not the case as the reptile stays away from the otters a lizard is found in the water surrounded by otters but the otters do not harm the reptile they smell it and decide to avoid it maybe the lizard hasn't showered and the otters don't like the way it smells another monitor lizard struggles to stay away from a pair of otters as they try to find a way to get to it, but their chances of success decreased dramatically when he comes out of the water.

Another lizard avoids the fury of the hungry otters by jumping out of the water before being attacked. Perhaps the otters were hesitant to attack the reptile because they were alone. interested in removing it from the water because they felt threatened 13. otter versus snake the otter in this video is attacked by a nasty and dangerous Anaconda, but the otter uses its extraordinary reflexes, a characteristic that otters possess and use when they are in waters dangerous. and are regularly faced with predators like this huge snake, these otters seem to be having a good time with the snake. The snake escapes the otter's reach, but the otter quickly picks it up.

This appears to be a park activity rather than a In this video, a group of Asian otters with small claws kill a non-venomous snake when the villagers inadvertently kill their mother. These otters were saved. They are being prepared for a life in the wild. Small Asian dressed otters make a living with litters of pups that feed the next generation that can be found in mangroves, swamps, estuaries, rivers, and rice paddies. They are threatened by habitat degradation,

hunting

for meat and fur, and the illegal wildlife trade, while two snakes compete for a small fish, an otter discovers and devours a delicious eel.

If we don't see everything, there is a lot going on in the sea 12. The otter hunts crabs Did you know that sea otters need to eat about 25 of their body weight each day, which is approximately 15 to 20 pounds of food per day ? Sea otters at the Seattle Aquarium are fed a diet of squid, mussels, capulin, herring, Helicon smelt, clams, clams and shrimp, and what the otter eats in this video. Dungeness crab in the wild. Sea otters eat sea urchins. Abalone mussels, clams, crabs, snails and about 40 other marine species, but generally specialize in two to four types of prey without sea otters, sea urchins would devour the kelp forest off the coast, which provides shelter and essential food for many other marine animals.

What happens when there are fewer people in the Strait of Juan de Fuca a mother otter under two cubs are looking for fish and crabs they have the habit of stealing fruit from each other the enraged mother growls and attacks her cub sculpture the crab was plump and tasty It was also fine crispy delicious you must admit that this the otter has style lying on its back eating crab as if it were on vacation in a luxurious Beach Resort what kind of life does this otter have small crabs big crabs and even king crabs it doesn't matter what kind of crap if the otter find it find a way to eat it 11. otter eating fish these two little guys have caught a two-foot carp and they are going to enjoy every bite of this incredible meal.

You can see them digging into their food with pleasure. Enjoy an otter. It can be seen. In the water enjoying fish for lunch, the otters are alone and there is no danger lurking nearby, so you enjoy your meal and relax at the same time. They are cute and cuddly, but this video demonstrates how mean and aggressive otters can become when they are hungry, they shouldn't bother because they will do whatever it takes to get what they want. Giant river otters can consume up to six pounds of fish per day as adults. Catfish are popular prey for otters because they are slow swimmers that stay still. in one place, making them easier to catch, however, it is not easy to consume the spinal locks of the catfish, making it difficult to eat, the otter soon fills its stomachs and the family leaves to patrol the pentanyl region and strength seemingly without fear of anything.

Jaguars will hesitate when encountering otters if the huge otters stay in the water Jaguars will keep their distance 10. otter versus monkey the scene in this video takes place at the Bronx Zoo where the sea otters have a section of the enclosure with water but their tree branches hang over the water, allowing the monkeys to enter the otter section of the enclosure. Unfortunately, a monkey falls into the water and is attacked by a swarm of otters. Another monkey is trying to help him, but his abilities are limited. These otters are eating the monkey alive and there will be no happy ending.

I'm not sure if these otters have invaded this monkey's enclosure or if it's the other way around, but it doesn't seem like these animals hang out together, so being in the same enclosure is strange. However, when they meet, they simply stare at each other and the monkey lets the otters move. This video from the San Diego Zoo reveals that otters and monkeys don't get along. Watch as this otter attacks these monkeys who defend themselves and retaliates against these creatures. They don't seem to enjoy each other's company. I'm not sure why they are in the same compound.

The otters continue to come and go, but nothing else seems to be happening. The yachts receive some reinforcements, but the four little ones aren't sure what to do. On the other hand, the monkeys are calm and keep a close eye on the otters. 9. Otter vs. Abalone The abalone is a gastropod malus that is known not only for its similarity to the human ear, earning it the nickname ear shell, but also for being the most valuable shellfish in the world of which otters are conscious because they enjoy eating them as much as demonstrated by this otter in the video here is another otter devouring Tasty abalone the otter floats on his back like an experienced synchronized swimmer and stuffs his face while Another otter next to him appears to be taking a nap.

The man filming this video has been observing a new female otter in Monterey, California. She is not tagged and her nose is unscarred, but she can be identified by a large patch of red algae that is growing. In the back of her head in this video, the man watched her eat a kelp crab and some urchins and then repeated the food choices in exactly the same order; You can see the red spot on its head at the end of the video 8. Otter vs Jaguar The following video shows a jaguar perched on the trunk of a tree looking towards the river, although an otter does not spy anything, neither the jaguar nor the car react, a group of otters suddenly stick their heads out of the water and look at the jaguar the otters charge at the jaguar after some well coordinated movements and it runs away without hesitation, for some reason the otter that is lying on the beach does not realize that a jaguar is about to pounce, so when the big cat attacks the otter it gets scared and it takes the feisty little creature a few seconds to recover and defend itself from the big cat.

I'm surprised that none of the other otters went to help the otters usually stick together in the face of adversity in this video a jaguar runs out of the forest trying to snatch an otter but all the otters managed to jump into the water. Escaping from the big cat and then taunting him once everyone is safe. These otters seem to be having fun in the water in this video as a frustrated jaguar tries to find a way to grab one, you better have a good plan because not only are these guys excellent swimmers, but they will also gang up on the big cat if attacks seven otters, hunts octopuses, the huge Pacific octopus can grow up to 15 feet long and weigh almost 50 pounds. 2000 suction cups and fleshy arms are so powerful that they can leave hickeys on the skin and are difficult to move even for adult men, despite this, one of Alaska's cutest residents seems to have no problem defeating these powerful cephalopods.

Octopus meat is rich in protein in comparison. For clams and other shellfish, despite their nutritional value, it is a risky food choice. Dolphins have died in Australia while attempting a similar hunt with much smaller species. The same goes for seals and sea lions. Surprisingly, many of the otters seen eating the Kraken are adults. Females with young otter pups nurse for about six months before learning to dive and forage on their own. It is possible that the additional caloric needs of a mother pear make dangerous prey like these cephalopods worth it even if they are not eating for two sea otters.

They require about 25 percent of their body weight and food each day, in fact, they burn calories at a rate almost three times that of other marine mammals. Otters rely on their high metabolic rate to stay warm in the open ocean because they lack fat insulation. Sea otters also put a lot of effort into grooming by preventing water from reaching their skin by blowing bubbles into their dense fur; However, the air trapping property is only effective when the coat is kept clean and free of debris. Another interesting fact is that an adult otter can consume approximately two tons of food per year to replenish a single sea otter.

It costs zoos around twenty thousand dollars per year to house them, making them one of the most expensive animals in the world. keep in captivity in relation to size. This sea otter hangs onto an octopus and tries to do most of it. As the otter floats in the water, it is obvious that the otter is biting into the mollusk, but since the eight-legged creature is still alive, if at all, it doesn't have much left. time to go take some people for a boat ride. the afternoon after the sun sets an encounter with a stranger in the water eating an octopus I guess otters are hunted at all hours of the day this hard-working sea otter was able to capture one of the world's best escape artists an octopus I can't say I'm not enjoying his food so good for him, the mother of the two cubs catches an octopus and brings it to the shore, the two cups follow her and are scolded, then they are sent to fish for their own food, who needs enemies when you have a mother like this 6. otter attack on birds, everyone knows that seagulls like to stick their nose in everything and every time there is a chance to eat, you know a seagull will appear, but this seagull He took more than he could chew when he landed in this enclosure occupied by these otters.

An otter easily grabbed him and dragged him into the water making him part of his lunch, he danced with the seagull in the water slowly drowning him and when everything was said and done the otters were going to enjoy a good meal. Otters are not lions but are great hunters and killers and the seagull found out very soon when the otter caught it and turned it into chopped liver. The next victim is a duck and the otter does not take long.much in serving duck for dinner. I don't see otters attack ducks very often, but they will eat almost anything, so when the otter saw the plump, juicy duck, it's easy to understand why he couldn't resist.

This is the incredible moment an otter killed a full-sized gray goose. In Norfolk, it carried out a similar attack the previous week and can be seen dragging its prey under the bank links to its lair. If the man filming had not seen and recorded this, he would not have believed it. Surprisingly, it happened in broad daylight on a busy Saturday afternoon which is even more surprising when a bird makes the mistake of landing in the water right on top of an otter lurking below the bird is caught and eaten in no time 5. otter

hunting

eels otters are fierce little creatures and also great hunters so it is not surprising that this otter managed to catch an eel in the water and brought it to the shore to eat it.

It's a big eel, but that didn't stop the otter from doing things. The otter in this video has torn itself apart and left a piece behind. and is digging into the tender and tasty meats, as cute as they are, otters are a force to be reckoned with, otters can eat out of water and they can eat while floating face up or face down, it doesn't matter as long as they eat and this is What the otter does in this video after grabbing an eel for lunch 4. Otter vs. shell Because their metabolism is two to three times that of other mammals their size, sea otters need to eat about 25 percent of their weight. every day.

Each arm of a sea otter is equipped with a pocket for tools and scraps, and in the case of this otter, they can hold a pocket full of clams. These handy storage bags at Fisherman's Wharf in Monterey, California, featured a sea otter enjoying its mussel dinner. See what tool you use to break down muscles. Any culinary otter will tell you that the most important piece of Kitchen Tech that every otter should have in their. The kitchen is a rock. These marine mammals have discovered how to prepare their cuisine so they can eat delicious clams. The otters go underwater for two minutes and return with food to a suitable dump, usually a rock, then lie comfortably on their back and enjoy their snack three otter-eating frogs a North American otter inspects this pond for something interesting and finds a frog which he eats as snacks frogs are vulnerable creatures unless they are poisonous or venomous but I guess that is not the case with this frog, it is night and dark but this otter is still looking for some treats in the swamps and it seems that he has caught a poor frog.

This otter has stuck its head into this tall grass and dirt and comes out with the frog in its mouth. The poor frogs can. You can't hide anywhere without being eaten by standing high up and noticing an otter looking for food. The person filming had a good aerial view of all the action as the otter darted in and out of the swamp in search of tasty food and caught a frog. This was incredible, the person filming didn't realize that otters eat frogs. He had only seen them eating fish before, so he assumed they only left fish.

I felt that this was fantastic because he never imagined that a big, juicy frog would be as delicious as a lobster 2. otter hunting for crabs in the middle of winter this otter lies at the foot of a hill on the river bank eating crabs for lunch the cold doesn't bother him and The crab is too tasty to let go This little guy is fishing for crayfish and he's good at it, he sticks his head out of the water to chew them and comes back underwater to find more about Otter at London Zoo finds a crayfish and destroys it in seconds while finishing his lunch an otter versus urchins tanu and Milo the sea otters at the Vancouver Aquarium don't get huge, delicious urchins from the Red Sea every day;

Not every day we mean once or twice a year, so they go crazy when they get the chance to consume some huge, spiky hedgehogs that the otters just squashed. the bottom of the urchins until it collapses, revealing the delicious size of the urchin When you encounter a sea otter, it's usually because it's eating or digesting something like urchins. Great news for certain kelp beds without otters to keep urgent populations at bay. Spiky shellfish can consume the beds that emerge. Desolate seascapes in their wake Sea otters were so sought after for their fur 50 years ago that they disappeared from the Canadian coast;

However, they have recovered and now compete with humans for the region's seafood, as seen in this video. Sea otters, unlike other marine mammals, do this. They do not have a layer of insulating fat. Instead, they stay warm using their fur and their fast metabolism consumes more than a quarter of their body weight per day. Another sea urchin dies. Sea otters enjoy eating sea urchins. They are voracious. Kelp herbivores Sea otters keep the kelp forest healthy by controlling the number of urchins, many other species, including humans, depend on the kelp forest for shelter, food and defense. Thank you very much, otters.

The man who filmed this video saw the turtle rustling through the thick undergrowth when he was in his lake, after 20 minutes he saw an otter burst. With his head up for the next 40 minutes he waited patiently for the otter to come out and turn on water. He could hear sounds like he was chewing bones, so he knew he wasn't feeding on fish when he finally came out into the open. The crunching sound was that of the otter biting and chewing the turtle's plastron to enter his intestines. Turtles must be a delicacy for an otter. Otters are incredible hunters and are impressive to look at, especially when they lie on their backs in the water to eat which one was your favourite, why not let us know in the comments below?

Well, that's all for now. If you enjoyed this video, give us a like and tell us in the comments what you think. Watch our other videos and subscribe. To be part of the fun, click the notification icon so you can see your new videos as soon as they are uploaded. Thanks for watching and until next time.