Who wants to gnaw on human bones?

Evolutionary pattern recognition baby! Teeth = eat me = bad.

I mean it be feasting on human testis.

if this is the pacu, yeah it was river monsters who showed it though it was not tje amazonian pacu but introduced pacu from new guinea

ooooooooooooooh scawy

he's like "they have no predators", them show the otters, who feast on them

Black caiman “not having natural predators” is kinda something that rest in a technicality. They most definitely do when they are in juvenile and adolescent stages of life, but as adults it’s a entirely different story. They are the second largest apex predator in South America behind the Orinoco crocodile and they can reach a size of 13-14 ft with individuals reaching 16 ft which makes them comparable to even large American alligators at 15-17 ft with individuals reaching up to 19 and potentially even 20 ft Do note however black caiman are a more lean predator than American alligators they are faster and more aggressive, but weight in at substantially less than a American Alligator of a comparable size. The Orinoco croc blows both out of the water at a average of 16-22 ft and much heavier bodied at larger sizes than both of the others. Getting back on track the large size and weight class of black caiman puts them comfortably in the seat of apex In fact the only thing that really runs a chance at killing them at full size is either a Jaguar or a very large green anaconda. And if I’m honest as much as a love Jaguars the only way the Jaguar makes it out of a fight with a large black caiman is if the caiman doesn’t manage to get a bite on the Jaguar which honestly isn’t likely given most Jaguars dive into the water when attempting to prey on a caiman and rely on their strength to wrestle the animal into a position where they can bite the caimans neck. A large green anaconda is more likely to be able to tangle with a adult black caiman, but same rules do apply, if the caiman bites the snake anywhere near substantial it’s likely to be fatal. And even if the anaconda manages to grapple and constrict the caiman to death it likely won’t even attempt to eat a food item that large.

@@themotions5967 im fairly sure anacondas kill adult caimans and swallow them whole Jaguars eat them too Also otter

The otters attack/kill juvenile jaguars and caiman if they are a safe size for them to take on but if they come across an adult caiman which get up to 21 feet they dont wanna risk getting theyre whole pack killed. Otters Jaguars Caiman and Anacondas are known to live in peace unless they need food or theyre babies are in danger.

@@themotions5967 Finally someone who actually knows

The reason why the giant otter is a “predator “ to the caiman cuz they feed on their babies not a full sized one.

@@Rawdawgvideos no, they will definitely hunt caiman as food. There are so many pictures of giant otters eating caiman.

@@WowUrFcknHxC you didn't deny this guy's claim

@@WowUrFcknHxC And none of those are very large adults.

@@Rawdawgvideos kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o6yndsZ638uudGw.htmlsi=cqkJVvozDqeKQfGQ A family of giant river otters taking on and killing a large black caiman, not a juvenile. There are other videos all over of others doing the same. The only caiman that aren't in danger from them are the very largest individuals.

It's found in the river Ganga and it's few tributaries . Mainly in India and some parts of nepal

I was about to say that

Ah, yes, Nepaul, my favorite country.

@@catlovingtrio is it pronounced „knee-pal“ or „ne-Paul“

WHY DOES THIS HAVE NO LIKES.

I've caught a lot of those, they're funny

Piranhas in general just look so derpy

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@@SPIDERtuber7610 i can eat someone's balls as well and i'm not dangerous

Giant river otters if you are referring to the video

They’re definitely dangerous to other species around tho

I mean No one died to them because they werent swimming in the river Otherwise BOI death would come fast to see you

I think that they can rip your hand off if you are unluck

I was about to say they hunt in packs and are super aggro

I mean, there is a River Monsters episode on the pacu down by Papua New Guenea eating people's nuts, but they arent deadly

hmmmm delícia pacuzinho frito 😋

Yes

He changed his name and its still tripping me up.

Most otters arent dangerous, but the specific type here is

Giant river otters do have serious hood nature energy

thanks to hood nature im pretty sure every animal is a killing machine

Stop please my balls felt that 18 miles away

I saw a clip of one headbutting someone and knocking him out. Also, one marine biologist I know names them the Cassowaries of the rivers

Huh so its only dangerous if your trying to catch it and get in its way? Doesn't sound dangerous. Sounds like karma

@@turtleofannihilation272 nah, that's sogns of a dangerous animal. Bad handling can lead to really bad injuries AT BEST. That's why cows, horses and llamas are terrifying animals to work with and I know that because I have work with the 3 of them, one of them almost killed me and the other almost badly injured a friend

@@CrabKFP you are directly adding a part (handling)that causes all the danger and claming it make the animal dangerous. Yes all animals can be dangerous if put in the situation. By that logic all rocks are dangerous cuz some are used as weapons or fall off mountains

ok, 2 anos atrasado, mas o peixe se chama Piraiba msm, bagrezão grande como mostrado, achei legal a pronuncia tbm, mas no video era o peixe não o estado.

Say that to the Sargent who was killed by Giant Otters

@@hellhound3969 well he's dead, sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

They usually run from us but damn this little devil has a high kill count in the animal kingdom

Giant otters are aggressive, I'll say that ;w;

The otters attack/kill juvenile jaguars and caiman if they are a safe size for them to take on but if they come across an adult caiman which get up to 21 feet they dont wanna risk getting theyre whole pack killed. Otters Jaguars Caiman and Anacondas are known to live in peace unless they need food or theyre babies are in danger.

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@@SPIDERtuber7610 number 0: crabzilla

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Not to mention, THEY'RE FUCKING HUGE!

Only if you’re stupid they are deadly lmao other than that no they ain’t

@@Rockymtncraycray Compared to Caimans, Bull Sharks, Jaguars, Anacondas, and even humans….not really.

I’d be less concerned about most apex predators. They’re not stupid and won’t bother with you if you’re not worth the trouble. Otters, chimps, hippos and other non apex predators will have no issue putting you in your place if provoked. Just because it eats plants, it doesn’t mean it’s not as big of a threat as an apex predator. Cougars and wolves want nothing to do with humans. Can they hurt humans? Yes but for the most part they’d rather leave you alone. Chimps don’t need a reason to be aggressive. That’s just their personality😹

Are* They are deadly if you fall on their territory you're dead (Sorry if you already knew that)

He can be a bit of a know it all sometimes so seems fair

It irritated me so I decided to comment on it.

A single google search and he was convinced they weren't dangerous. I'm sure if it was a fish and he saw misinformation being spread he would speak up or tell them to do more research. I guess he doesn't hold himself to the same standards.

@@MammalianCreature he probably didn't know about the gaint otters being dangerous

Why doesn't this have more likes-

What about Jeremy Wayne

You’re not wrong

I’m annoyed I didn’t think of this

This comment is massively underrated

Believe me, the giant otters can easily kill you and they WILL if you enter they're territory (seriously they kill crocodiles every day)

@@manofculture2491 I think you meant Caiman , Right ?

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 I don't remember it now but I think it's actually crocodiles, and that just shows you how scary they are, giant otters are like honey badgers, they don't fear anything but what makes them much more dangerous than them is that they're really good swimmers and are always working as a group, to kill crocodiles they'll tire the crocodile out until it's unable to fight and then kill/eat it, absolutely nothing is safe from them no matter the size.

You'll be safe if you let them do their thing, but if you get too close they'll not like it even a bit, these things dont think twice

@@manofculture2491 Well caiman is the cousin of crocs . Edit : It's actually caimans , since crocodiles don't tend to live with Giant river otters .

Bagres são Catfish

@@BrunoSantos-jp1lv cool kkkkkkkk

That would not

Pretty sure regular jaguars are water jaguars.

And Wolvea aren’t dangerous to humans u less youre really really stupid

@@EclecticallyEccentric waterier jaguars

Even if they weren't dangerous, I get a weird uncanny valley vibe from them.

Caiman, to be preicse.

Caiman not crocodile

I saw a video where they murdered a monkey that got too close to the water

yes thank you

I mean it does scare me more tbh, doesn’t mean it is any deadlier than the ones that can actually kill you though

just one man. The ONLY SINGLE MAN

Rightfully so

The virgin business-run channel vs the Chad fish boi

@@RBKJesusEC chad fish boi is amazing

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hp2DZLqgyJqVY4E.html 10 reasons the meg

You don’t need a biologist to debunk retarted videos like that

@@dirtyclickers7649 yeah but from him you can get more info and its more funny to watch

I had some as a kid and they would let me pet them and I never once got bit

No they ain’t lol

@@daniell5740 fuck they are..

@@daniell5740 yes they are lol

They are very dangerous. How can you believe something that attacks jaguar and caiman is somehow harmless?

gonna die on this hill. otters are dangerous!

While making demonic rugrat noises

And screaming like children

And scince they are related, it is fair to say they are just cousins of the HB with the same mentality, but they choose to go to the pool instead of the gym for juicing up.

Looks like the begining of some furry p**n

@@eatingclockisverytimeconsu9963 you don't have to censor porn

I had red bellies as a kid and they would literally let me pet them (yes i was a stupid kid) and never got bit. Deadly, indeed.

If you look up their social behaviors it’s get worse they’re some really sadistic fucks

multiple attacks in captivity where people train them to do tricks, same for orcas here we are talking about fatalities in nature

@@firegator6853 probably because no one goes out of their way to fight a giant otter

@@Kenneth_Fishing Just like giant otters won't go out of their way to attack us

They were rabid tho

no it's great!! are these fish caught by people in your area? I've heard that pirahnas are good to eat.

@@gadunka888 Yes, Pacu is a really good to eat, the only complain some people have is because Pacu meat usually has a smooth earth flavor, and the Piranha we make a dish called (Pirão) is similar to fish soup, because most of Piranha species have a lot of bones so this way is more safe and easy to eat.

@@lucasb.2518 Your command of the English language is better than half of the United States population, sir.

@@jeffredfern3744 because he has grammarly

Your English is superb. Thank you for the valuable information!

Yes, thank you

They can harms humans , but "killing" is just a little bit exaggerated .

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 if a human enters a group of giant otters territory, they are probably going to kill the human, as they do with literally every other animal

@@arthurvilchez5589 They wouldn't same with jaguars very risky as a slap from a jaguar will most likely heavily injure them or kill them so they just scare them away most of the time

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 They literally drowned a monkey as a group while people and other monkeys watch them do it. Imagine a human going in their turf and they're all ganged up.

Yeah as with most large predators just don’t fuck with them. They won’t hunt you down or anything but acting like a stupid tourist will get you hurt

and they’re smart for that too. Sloth bears are also feared by much larger predators(ie, bengal tigers) because they go berserk on anything vaguely threatening. Its an effective strategy to not get fucked with.

The Jeremy Wade clip is actually of a Goonch , but that Goonch was caught India not Amazon .

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 oh shoot you right but i was talking about the other clips not just the jeremy wade ones

@@spaghetti9937 BTW did you know that Goonch are only found in South Asia ? ( "Genius" Lemon is actually stupid )

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 what a dum dum

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 correction, only in south to southeast Asia, there's goonch in sarawakian rivers in Malaysia as well.

And anacondas and those super deadly river otters he'd previously mentioned. Everybody eats everybody in the Amazon.

I thought jaguar just went for the skull in general

Or river otters that gang up on them

@@BiryuTheFox The Amazon is just one Battle Royale, where everyone is gearing up to kill each other

@@lukedeakin7124 Pretty much.

The video he watched labeled as “deadliest” not “dangerous”…so yeah they didn’t belong in the list based off wording I’d argue

They are also ugly af lol

Facts man

@@kiefferbaileyv827 they are deadly though (not the deadliest).. but he said they aren’t dangerous and they are.

@@kiefferbaileyv827 they are also deadly, just because they don’t attack or kill humans often doesn’t make them any less capable of doing so and they are very capable of doing so

And they are known to kill people by knocking them unconscious when jumping at them to scare intruders away from nests.

And anacondas eat juventus and sub adults

Giant River otters also murk caimans , this is there usual group activity .

And giant otters eat jaguars

@@arthurvilchez5589 Not exactly , Giant river otters are known to group on Jaguars but they are never to kill jaguars . They usually attack jaguars to rescue their fellow mates whom the jaguar captures .

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 they don't hunt jaguars but fight with them with jaguars enters they territory, if the jaguar don't go away it will probably die

ikr

Jaguars frequently eat them frequently

Yeah that was mind melting tbf they really didn't give the otters enough credit or place them high enough imo (the list is pretty trash anyway but ignoring that) the Giant river otters grow up to around 6ft and even jaguars are afraid of them... they're also crazy territorial and do actually go for humans without fear you can really tell they're related to honey badgers

They literally shown a clip of a caiman getting slaughtered by a eletric eel

A large Bull Shark can kill multiple of them though.

Jaguars, too.

He probably means a full grown black caiman, but honestly, he didn’t really know what he was talking about anyways so who knows

@@joshuacain9845 Yeah otters kill fully grown ones too, mans just not fact checking

Siiiim!!!!

É tão satisfatório

ME TOO como paraibano me deixou orgulhoso. acho q nunca tinha ouvido um gringo pronunciar tão bem (e com tanta alegria rsrs)

Eu tmbbb, concordo com ele fuck pronuncuing paraíba in English

@@stonedbutchblues1334 Tu se sentiu orgulhoso porque um cara aleatório falou Paraíba? Só porque ele é gringo? Que situação triste a do brasileiro pqp

Imagine that conversation

He said he doesnt want to do it because its just him putting his face on actual educational content

@@smudg3lenob138 does he not want to make educational content?

@@roejogan5094 no like he wont do it because he thinks its stealing a actual good video with facts while just putting his face on it

I’d consider them dangerous, but generally only if you antagonise them

They can grow to 6 feet, that’s taller than me

@@nathans45they are aggressive and territorial, you just have to wander into the wrong place to get mauled, I’d feel safer around a grizzly bear

They are sadistic predators. when they gang up, they just wipe out everything that enters their territory, they scare me a little bit, ngl

Just one letter off

O incrível é que ele é um americano que se deu o trabalho de explicar isso, só faltou ele corrigir o narrador do vídeo e dizer que o certo não é pirana, mas piranha

Paraybah kkkkkkkk

Simple answer, don’t try catch a wild stingray

No it isn’t…the title of the video he is watching uses the word deadliest not dangerous…

@@kiefferbaileyv827 It doesn’t say “deadliest to people” it just says “deadliest” so yes they’re deadly

@@kiefferbaileyv827 Them killing Caiman,Jaguar, and occasionally people makes them deadly I'd say. The video didn'tdn't specifically say dangerous only to people. They regularly maul anything near them.

@@toxicloafy7914 It's obviously implied by the narrator to be deadly towards humans, it's too vague otherwise. Just about any animal is deadly to something. That would be like if the narrator in the video said "Be careful next time you swim in a lake because it may be home to an incredibly deadly fish called a bluegill". Of course bluegill aren't deadly to humans but they are deadly to mosquitoes, snails, minnows etc.

@@kiefferbaileyv827 they are deadly, to humans and Animals, you know how jaguars are strong? Giant otters kill them easily

Now I have but one question, what mean þe?

Not sure I fully understood, but absolutely agree Be awesome and cool, amazing nice people

no the candiru story is not real never had any documented report, no medical procedure registered and to make this story worse the candiru would not be able to pass through a human urethra.

the Wels isn’t even native to the Americas, so he’s wrong in so many ways

@@WackassBirrB kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z8him8WKmbbGg4U.html

@@saubhagyalaxmimahapatra8869 wasn't that guy doing a parody of the candiru story

@@dbt4869 No, it's from River Monsters and he was interviewing the victim and doctor who performed the operation to remove the fish explaining what happened. Hell they showed actual footage from the endoscope during the operation and images of the extracted fish, like did you even watch the video?