giant otters การใช้

• The longest documented giant otter lifespan in the wild is eight years.
• Giant otters may adopt preferred locations perennially, often on high ground.
• The lake is also known for having black caimans and giant otters.
• Prominent species include the Giant otter, the Harpy eagle and the Arapaima.
• The giant otter is very sensitive to human activity when rearing its young.
• The Giant Otter is a much rarer species and comparatively under-studied.
• Giant otters use areas beside rivers for building dens, campsites, and latrines.
• The giant otter's hearing is acute and its sense of smell is excellent.
• Giant otter muzzles are short and sloping and give the head a ball-shaped appearance.
• Some species of aquatic mammals such as giant otters and river dolphins are also found there.
• The giant otter is also rare in captivity; in 2003, only 60 animals were being held.
• The giant otter seems to prefer prey fish that are generally immobile on river bottoms in clear water.
• Even if without direct predation, the giant otter must still compete with other predators for food resources.
• The "'Giant Otter "'is an amphibious, mammalian carnivore native to South America.
• "Satherium piscinarium " is stated to be related to the giant otter of Brazil and Surinam.
• Parasites, such as the larvae of flies and a variety of intestinal worms, also afflict the giant otter.
• The neotropical otter is active during twilight and darkness, reducing the likelihood of conflict with the diurnal giant otter.
• In Suriname, the giant otter is not a traditional prey species for human hunters, which affords some protection.
• Rare species include the giant otter, spectacled bear, black caiman, marsh deer, and the maned wolf.
• The Amazon and its tributaries are the main habitat of the giant otter ( " Pteronura brasiliensis " ).