Giant River Otter

Did you know Giant river otters are the longest otter species and can swim 330 feet in less than 30 seconds? : They are successful predators in the Amazon and Pantanal. They hunt fish, crayfish, and other prey by chasing them through shallows. They are very sociable and live in family groups of 2 to 20 individuals. : Some giant otters hold hands while sleeping to keep from drifting apart. : They mark their territory with urine and secretions from scent glands. They don't store food, but instead find a peaceful place to eat their prey. 100 years from now I think that a Giant river otter will have two heads to scare off predators. I also think that it will have two tails to fly away. If a predator doesn’t get scared easily it will use its four legs to go fast and eat it.