Giant otters are very territorial. When these jaguars encroach on their space, the otters fight back.
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This is a giant otter. These are two jaguar sisters named Medrosa and Jaju. They are engaged in a standoff near Panthera’s research station in Southern Brazil. Jaguars have a diet of primarily caimans and capybaras … but these sisters seem intent on possibly broadening their dietary horizons. This individual was able to scare off the two jaguar sisters. Giant otters are carnivorous and have acute agility in the water. Some local tribes have dubbed them “aquatic jaguars.” The otters form social groups to help maintain control of their territories and to protect one another. In this second standoff between a young female jaguar and a family of otters, the otters prevailed again.
Read more in “” “Two Hungry Jaguars Are No Match for This Plucky Otter.”
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Otters aren't typically thought of to be fierce animals, but they can handle a fight when necessary. What do you think of these giant otters and jaguars squaring off?
are them mongooses?
More like the aquatic Hyenas ?
Jags are like i aint messing with these mofos
God oyester on top
I was pulling for the Jaguars.
Is that a tune from the Adams family?
Errrrrrrrrrrrr you rrrrrraaaaangggggg
On land the otters would be dinner.
that is just a pair of young Jaguar. I am glad that Otter did not chase Jaguar to land.
Wow, I just thought the otters would get away and maybe the jags would get lucky occasionally.
Haha
Let the otters come up onto dry land.
ชอบดูชีวิตสัตร์ในป่าถูกใจมา
United we stand,divided you fall.
Otter box, resistant
Giant otter will win
The jags were not in hunting mode that's all.
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haha really good
This is leopard.. Not jaguar.
They're inexperienced cups. LMAO
Ive seen adult jaguars jump in the water with big crocodiles. These otters wouldve been lunch and diner with an hungry adult.
BEAUTIFUL ??????
Otterly hilarious
What's the difference between a Jaguar and a Leopard? They both can climb a tree and have a same pattern on their body and they also raise their pubs in similar way.
What a remarkable show of unity by otters
Giant otter used SPLASH
it's super effective!
Stupid humans laughing inappropriately loud.
The Jaguars got married the male to the female come here honey you can see better from the edge ! Oops those Zoo animals are scaring me let's go !
Jaguar : I have a father
Otters : Bring it on ?
Nice video !! But Jaguar is able to kill a crocodile !! So an otter is nothing to a jaguar !!
1:27 they have a big chance getting a gold in synchronized swimming at the olympics ?
Notice the otters never leave the water…
Sisters sisters sisters
They were female jaguars
I bet if it was an adult Male we would have had a dead otter
Aquatic otters are extremely dangerous and aggressive. They have powerful jaws, are excellent swimmers and always attack in groups. No surprise to me… Jaguars are not stupid animals. They know they have no chance against an otter hord in water.
If only it was a male jaguar ? these otters would've regretted this play off
Otters 4
Jaguar 0
It would be a battle of attrition
If that jaguar had fallen in the water, that would be its last breath.
I mean jaguars will win if its not young and not female. Jaguars will win if they are male
What wpuld happen if you would switvh a giant alpha male Jaguar to Africa and alpha male Leopard to South America…obviously the Jag would have problems with not being the apex predator in Africa and also he is not used to be constantly on the trees…but what about big Leopard in S.America?
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