it is a common snapping turtle, not an alligator snapping turtle

@@ninjafrog6966 A common snapping turtle would reach its neck to try to bite it, an alligator snapper just sits there like he did until the otter would get into his mouth

@@ninjafrog6966 a common snapper would’ve gotten him

​@@matthewgabbana5021It's a common snapping turtle, Alligator snappers look very different. It was clearly already injured and probably exhausted.

It’s a common snapping turtle not an alligator snapping turtle

@@Aidenedits150would’ve had the same fate

​@@sonami0195highly unlikely

Not with a huge one

Planktons 😂😂?

Sloth. And Koala. They're both totally useless.

Nope a river otter

Not a vegan or vegetarian myself, but I know quite a few. None of them are opposed to the brutality of nature, but they are opposed to the poor conditions of slaughterhouses. Also, just because animals can be cruel and lack empathy, it doesn’t mean humans are the same

@@crisadence3707 It's not lacking empathy. It's called food. without it, we will starve and die. If you can't handle it leave civilization and go live in a cave eating fruits and berries. More animals are killed mining for lithium that powers the phone you used to type that ridiculous hypocritical comment. Animals are far more brutal to each other than humans are to animals. That is a fact. We are much more human than wild predators. Yes, we have a select few sick people but the majority of people treat animals far better than some humans are treated. Go to China and tell them how you feel about animal abuse. Americans and Europeans treat animals far better than China and most 3rd world countries.

I would say the biggest difference is the otter had to actually fight for its meal. Not really sure buying ground beef at Walmart is comparable to wrestling another animal to the death. Even people who actually hunt and fish are living life in easy mode compared to what this otter is doing every single day of its life.

@@FarmerFpv Its called lacking empathy, I get my food just fine without buying from slaughterhouses, it just costs a bit more. its not like we use the leftover anima food that gets uneaten for good, to feed the poverty or whatever. they just kill and discard animals in inhumane conditions. And its proven that the best flavors of meat be it chicken to all the way to beef taste better and have better quality in humane ranches. if you cant handle not getting a damn piece of chickens from mcdonalds or chick fil a then you can leave civilization and go live with the uncultured americans. Animals are more cruel... bla bla bla. we kill shit for SPORT, we catch shit to release it later and leave it with wounds, hooks, and bear traps, do not come here downplaying others efforts to feel better about you eating a mcnugget. many of us know about the shitty batteries that power our phone and we do all in our power to voice our concerns and opinions, not like the goverment gives a shit. Americans made more than half their animals dissapear, introduced animals that didnt belong fucking everywhere and are the damn owners of those lithium batteries you so despise. there is 100% more bad people than good, otherwise we would had fixed the world a long ahh time ago

@@crisadence3707empathy has nothing to do with it. I have empathy for animals. Yet I likely eat more beef, chicken & fish than 99% of humanity

he tried but the otter dodged it. the otter knew to stay behind the turtle, out of reach of its jaws. also the turtle can't go back into its shell. those are tortoises. these turtles have soft parts where the otter knew where to bite.

@@donderstorm1845 oh I didn’t know that

1:50 it reminds me of this recurrent comment on such videos : " damn nature , you scary"

@@danielcrowell81431:33 was a perfect example. Otter realized he was at the turtle’s mouth and quickly got out of the way before the turtle could bite him.

Also, the otter was drowning the turtle by flipping him upside down and holding him down like that.

It's not quite as simplistic as you make it out to be. I am one who would also say I trust animals more than humans. That's not to say I'd walk up to a predator and try to pet it. It means I understand animals and their motivations. Predators kill to eat. It's that simple. I respect that. With a human being it's not that simple, is it? You never know what might motivate a human that can lie and manipulate. So yes, I trust animals more than humans. At least with animals you know what to expect.

Otters are too smart for that

That explains the passivity!

Who is King Koppa?

It'sa Me! Mario!

absolutly

Wow!

Giant river otters are only found in south america, unless someone unleashed some in florida which wouldn't be surprising.

@@YouCanCallMeReTroAnother escaped pet unleashed by Florida Man

Womp womp

Facts

Bad option. Chances are, the river otter would attack you. They can overpower small children, and their bites are ~6x stronger than a humans, and they can actually kill adults.

I am saddened that you got 6 likes for your ridiculous comment.

@@jleo8656 Its because of the kids who think bees should go extinct

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They have many predators, hence the giant shell.

It is now.

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That’s why you ate otter? How did it taste?

​@@anthonyturner9896 probably like chicken and pork mixed together

it tasted like turtle

I think it would be hard for a coyote to hunt a giant river otter, it might become the prey too