the giant otter can grow to a length of 2 meters. to meet their energy requirements the animals need about 4 kilograms of fish a day. this means that the average family group will require about 30 kilograms every day. so the species can only exist in extremely productive habitats once the giant author was hunted almost to extinction for its fur worldwide perhaps $5000.00 creatures have survived. black caymans exist in the same habitat but they usually avoid the self-confident giant autres. not far away other hunters roam the rainforest. the munchie ginga still hunt with traditional methods. and that is no easy task. from their perspective life in the forest has many advantages. bless you they say but if you are in town you have to pay for everything. but here we don't pay for anything the forest provides us with all our food or we grow it on our fields. and. if they have no luck hunting they collect plans like the brazil not. the much again go live on the threshold between 2 worlds they have long been using machetes and other tools.

yet the giant author still remains one of the rarest predators in the world. when the 1st otters appear to keep their distance during his 3 years of field research christophe schenk had to work hard to gather any knowledge of them. untouched it's amazing how little was known about the giant author after all they're active during the day and live in groups. at daybreak the biologists are out in their dinghy again. this is a good time because the authors rest at night and wake up hungry. christophe shanked began observing giant orders here today his work is continued by peruvian biologists. giant otters have singular throat markings which enable each animal to be identified. by the comparison with the datasheet reveals whether an author has already been documented. this helps researchers collect a lot of useful information. to. confirm the gums in the higher frontier and these individual throat markings have enabled us to trace the lives of a whole number of these animals. and we've been able to watch them grow and then leave the group as young animals to find a new home and a stab

giant orders here. today his work is continued by peruvian biologists. otters have singular throat markings which enable each animal to be identified. with the comparison with the datasheet reveals whether an otter has already been documented. this helps researchers collect a lot of useful information. to. confirm a comes from a higher frontier and these individual throat markings have enabled us to trace the lives of a whole number of these animals. and we've been able to watch them grow and then leave the group as young animals to find a new home and establish families of their own. being able to do that is wonderful and it's the dream of every field biologist. the giant author can grow to a length of 2 meters. to meet their energy requirements the animals need about 4 kilograms of fish a day. this means that the average family group will require about 30 kilograms every day. so the species can only exist in extremely productive habitats once the giant author was hunted almost to extinction for its fur worldwide perhaps $5000.00 creatures have survived. black