Baby otter catches a fish for the first time!

[@ラキしゃんの旦那]

わさなみちゃん凄い👏 生きた魚も怖がらず頑張ったね😉

[@LOUTRE]

私はもっとビビるかと思ってました！だしつゆが赤ちゃんの時はもっと怖がってたような。 やっぱりママたちのお手本があるから強いですね🥰🤗

[@kk4887]

生後三ヶ月でいきなり初回からハンターになれるカワウソの本能にまた感激です。動体視力がすごくいいんですね。

[@familymama1538]

なみだちゃんすごーい👏

[@agiles6483]

Watching the babies use their new swimming skills and upgrading to catching live fishies is amazing. Thank you for sharing.

[@関川きよみ]

なみだちゃん！すごい✨すごい✨10秒でどじょうをゲットしたなんて､すごいですね✨おつゆちゃんとおだしちゃんがほとんどどじょうを食べちゃったからあっと言う間になくなっちゃってキャットフードをプールの中に入れたら上手に食べてなみだちゃんは賢いですね💕わさびちゃんも一生懸命に捕まえようとしている姿がとても可愛いです😊❤️ 見ててとても可愛いです🥰💖

[@albeard87]

Everyone is so good at swimming now! I can’t wait until they’re just as fast as Odashi & Otsuyu.

[@AniFam]

The babies are getting stronger and faster~ so cute~🤗

[@yamatotakeru9078]

SO CUTE

[@chieuklover6]

なみちゃん早々にGET！やっるぅ♪わっちゃんもお疲れ様。つゆだしちゃんも必死に食べてたねｗｗｗ

[@lost9050]

I remember when they were afraid of water and Odashi almost drown babies. And now the swin like they always have done that. Awesome

[@ayahsha7580]

that was so hard to watch 🥺 glad they are learning so much ❤️

[@AniFam]

I agree~ They are so great in the water now~🤗

[@marialee7321]

The Nature and the animals instict have so much to learn to us and think about the way kids are been educated by their parents It's forbidden mothers to pat the butt no matter the behavior of their children. The Nature's low makes sense. The human's low makes no sense.

[@lost9050]

@@marialee7321 There is a huge difference in this. The human specie - and a few others we are discovering - are not just about instincts. We have logical capacity, feelings, emotions. So we are directly influenced by stimuli, which can be positive, negative or neutral. An unstimulated baby does not develop, there are animal experiments that demonstrate that the lack of touch causes delay in baby's development. However, negative stimuli, even if they are more desirable than the absence of stimuli - like a child who adopts an errant attitude to attract attention and receive the minimum amount of stimuli from absent parents - do not come out unscathed. It takes years and years of therapy to transform ties and connections that were born from violence, mistrust and fear so that a person can live a full life. Many people delude themselves that despite all the violence she is fine, but when you look at them with a critical eye, you realize that she is all hurt, all destroyed, she is toxic and abusive and she reproduces these gestures with the people around her. Even with the otters, the owner herself said that she cannot make sudden gestures, because if they feel threatened, they attack and will never establish emotional bonds with the owner again. So between having no stimulus or a violent stimulus, better to have stimulus. But it seems a waste of time and human resources to invest in violent education when it is possible to educate through positive reinforcement. And it's not me or you talking, it's people who study and make a living from it. I could spend hours talking about it, and giving countless examples, but we all have things to do.

[@lost9050]

@@marialee7321 and yeah, we urgently need to reconnect with nature. Our survival depends on it, since it is our big house and everything is connected on this planet, every action has a reaction. But there is a biological romanticism only when it is convenient, mainly to justify erroneous thoughts, such as homophobia. But the same people who justify that in nature it is like this forgets that, for example, in nature there is no technology, so there wouldn't exist cell phones, computers, our average life expectancy would be absurdly low and so on. But I don't see any of these people talking to drop all technology and go back to nature ''because nature is like that''

[@shion-y1c]

なみだちゃんは 小さく産まれたけど 目が開くのも早かったし 好奇心旺盛で お魚捕まえるのも上手☺️ わさびちゃんは 人見知りだけど おだしちゃん大好きで チョピリ不器用さん😊 わさなみコンビ 毎日可愛いですぅ😍 (ママさんの声も 優しくてかわいい😍

[@AniFam]

Oh my~ Namida caught the fish and choked (?) it out of the water!!!🤣 It’s great to see the babies becoming excellent swimmers and hunters~💞 Thank you for sharing this video!🤗

[@thetroytroycan]

So sweet!!!!!!!

[@user-bj8op3ru7p]

わさなみちゃん、二人とも上手👏野生の本能なのか狩り？が自然とできるんですね〜 二人とも特訓のおかげで泳ぎも綺麗になってきたね🥰

[@mf.5]

凄いなぁ、あっという間にいっちょまえのおチビさんたち。 こうやって自然と泳ぐ力や技術が身に付くんだね。

[@三河のおじさん]

自然界の厳しさですね🥺自分の食べ物は自分で取るですね。がんばれ〜おチビちゃん達🥰

[@mrrandom2484]

The otters: Ooh nice! Food! The viewers: So cute! They're learning to hunt. The fish: OH GOD THE MONSTERS ARE BACK TO EAT US, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE

[@kathleennorton6108]

Yes, sad for the fish. They don't have a fighting chance.

[@unknownentity8256]

*Cries and screams of horror*

[@Ashybe011]

Sweet little hunters , when they spin it reminds me of crocodiles & alligators. Their little fluffy bodies are like Joey's. Love for them makes me pretend fishes are somehow not affected by it like cats eating field mice you don't love kitty any less. Our twins with twins have to stay nourished 😊😊

[@carolynmcmaster7280]

Yep. That's pretty much how the planet works. Sooner or later everyone/everything is eaten by someone/something else--and the bystanders look on and construe it appropriate from their perspectives.

[@billyfit9163]

Лучшее за сегодня :D

[@桜咲く-f4h]

泳ぎも上手になりましたね😍💖🥰👍✨気持ち良さそう😍💖🥰👍✨お魚も取れるようになりましたね😍💖🥰👍✨えらいえらい😍💖🥰👍✨

[@viviangrantz2572]

It’s so cool that you give them what they would be getting if they were in nature. Thank you to all the viewers for the fish. It was so cute watched the babies catching the fish.

[@Aviakeen1]

In nature, fish would have a chance to escape...

[@s.anthonyulibarri2488]

@@Aviakeen1 Yes, but they were not giving the fish what they would have got in nature.

[@Pwnners]

@@Aviakeen1 when they feed the otters you're mad, when they dont you're mad. No one asked

[@sterlingarcher3314]

@@Aviakeen1 The original commenter’s plural pronoun “they” refers to the otters, not the fish. Oh did you know that and were just wanking? What would you prefer for your title on this useless crusade? “Guardian of the guppies”? “Man of the minnows”? “Champion of the chum”? “Steward of the sardines”? Whichever you prefer, best of luck with whatever it is you’re hoping to accomplish!

[@國定伸圭]

本能を刺激すると言うか、カワウソ君達にとっては生を実感する時なんでしょうね。

[@janetcollins913]

Absolutely love this channel God Bless

[@nd3991]

Cool videos I'm a fan

[@asdfghjkl67246]

魚美味しそうに食べてるな～

[@janibest7401]

Namida is like a little furry dolphin. So cute to watch.

[@annemariesobota9283]

Cute👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@christinemariakouni3344]

Great idea!!!

[@lionessroarsjohnson2684]

Namida got a fish! Looks like she's gone fishing again! Where is Wasabi? Namida is trying but, Otsuya and, Odashi are getting the fish. There's Wasabi. She can't get past mom or auntie!!🦦🦦🦦🦦

[@Ashybe011]

Namida is a heart stealer ❤️

[@wavieyoooo7627]

Good job babies 👍👍👍

[@jenofire8724]

Yaaay namida! Good for you baby girl! Lol she loves the hunt. She didn’t even eat the first one.

[@Ana-dg5ep]

So funny, so cute ,,,,hahahaha haha ...little " banditos" 😂😂😂😂😍😍😍❤❤❤❤💗💗💗💗💋💋💋💋

[@理恵-v8i]

チビ～ズの息継ぎが可愛い過ぎる件❤️

[@meowtube4294]

可愛くて楽しいカワウソ 🥰

[@mq2311]

Baby eating baby fish...so cute..

[@lindapelle8738]

Good girl Namida! You babies are superstars because you have the best teachers. 🐸🌝

[@jennifersaar1611]

Yay, Namida! She’s an expert fish-catcher already. Grandmama Loutre must be very proud. :)

[@marialee7321]

And ......what about Wasabi? How she wasnt't there too? 🤔

[@marialee7321]

Unfortunatly, Loutre- mama likes Namida more than Wasabi.

[@jennifersaar1611]

@@marialee7321 She was there, too. She was just in the background a lot.

[@Soufriere84]

@@marialee7321 That may be true, but watch the video again. Namida was more interested in getting into the pool and Wasabi ran off as soon as Loutre-mama picked up Namida. She couldn't grab both pups at the same time. Wasabi was not even curious about the situation until Mama & Auntie had already eaten most of the fish.

[@yamatotakeru9078]

Yes

[@chantalmick8458]

Très beaux bébés , ils grandissent bien ! Merci pour cette belle histoire . 🇫🇷😘

[@MrKbtor2]

Nice life being an otter

[@deaftigerjane77]

Their babies try to get fish to eat. I see they go up air then went under water. Good training to learn hold breath in water then get up to get air. Loves to watch video 2 or 3 times. ❤️🥰🦦🦦🦦🦦🥰❤️

[@carlalazzari268]

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@deannacalderon7322]

Awwww so cute 🥰

[@eiejin68]

スクスクと育ってますなぁ〜

[@maritzagonzalez1284]

Adorable babies ❤️❤️

[@ナガノヨシヒロ]

土用のどじょう日だね😁😁

[@paulinewong5906]

They are so cute...so happy to see how excited they are.

[@roselyncampisi822]

They are growing fast and catching fish already! So cute!

[@AniFam]

I agree~ The babies are growing sooo fast (maybe too fast)~😅

[@JustMePiper]

Cuties ❤️❤️❤️

[@davidater9]

That is great exercise and entertainment for the otters.

[@LM-il5mp]

Детенышу не столько интересно есть рыбку (не получается), как гоняться за ней . Это так интересно. Детеныши такие хорошенькие.

[@rizalinamaiorana1113]

Hello family cutes otters.

[@марияиванова-ь1ю8ш]

Какие милые!

[@bettyleeist]

These 🦦 otter’s are so lively,and cute!They can play in the water 💦 all day!And,they love ❤️ their meal of 🐠 fish!

[@closed8948]

Namida my little tomboy is a good hunter. She just hasn't mastered the taste for live fish yet. They certainly have got a good swim technique going. Namida was stockpiling her fish to trade for egg 🥚😋. 🤣😂🥰

[@LOUTRE]

Namida obviously wanted an egg!😂😂

[@denijulianwibowo.stefanho1238]

Swim swim swim. And catch A fish. Learning by doing for, Wasabi and Namida. 😍😍😍😘😘😘

[@sabby-]

目が開くまでは時間がかかるけど、開いてからの成長が早いのですね。😀 次回は狩って食べるまで出来るかな。

[@dominikdang]

Baby otters are really good at fishing! 👍👏

[@dianebannister4591]

This video was adorable! 😍 It was so cute to watch the baby Otters try to catch live little fish. This was FUN!

[@autumninvirginia1229]

They are so.precious. growing up and gaining their skills. Love watching them.

[@j20tower]

They are just so cute

[@What-pt4hf]

Это какое то чудо!!!! Милые зверюшки!!

[@zemo7521]

Pp@All

[@高岡ちゃる]

凄い凄い!

[@taylormoore2157]

😮😍♥️♥️♥️🥳😘

[@ЛюбовьСиндевич]

Какие молодцы хозяева этих выдр- все условия для развития, для жизни.

[@margaretayers6170]

Wasabi and Namida are really learning well. They are two very smart little ladies! They are so cute and they are a joy to watch!!!!!

[@AniFam]

I agree~ They are wonderful learners~🤗

[@terrywilliams7825]

Natural instant thanks for sharing they are so cute

[@joenicholson3447]

oh God, baby already has a fish..... Hooo-Raaaa for baby !!!!!!

[@CaribbeanAtheist1978]

Wasabi and Namida are quick learners. Good for you, Namida. I love the way she comes up for air, and when her and Wasabi gave each other nose kisses. Wasabi will eventually catch a fish. At least she tried. 🦦🦦🦦🦦💜💜💜💜

[@cathyladao6521]

They instinctively swam around to catch the loach. That was nice to watch. Even though the babies were still a little clumsy trying to catch their food, it is apparent their swimming abilities have progressed well. By the way, CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉🍾 This channel has now over #100kSUBSCRIBERS !!!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉👍🏼👏🏼🙌🏼

[@vikkisladen2849]

I love looking back at the times when they all played together at home.

[@Soufriere84]

Aww, Namida!! Congratulations, little lady! 🥰 I also love how she pops up for a breath while swimming. 😄 Her body hasn't quite caught up to her instincts - she saw fish, caught fish, understands it is food, but is still too little to eat it. All in good time. Weaning is a process, just like getting her & Wasabi used to otters beyond their moms.

[@timefoolery]

Animal instinct is simply amazing! The baby knew automatically what to do with those slippery fishies. Very impressed!!

[@Ashybe011]

So clever chase catch get away from others out of the pool & eat your 1st catch. So proud of Namida although it seems a little barbaric. Cute fluffy adorable but carnivores. All of this like Aty's river swimming helps them retain their true nature. 🙏🏿 Some will be reintroduced into the wild in the future. Endangered species like these can be e helped. In UK we had 1st beaver baby born in over 400 years the parents were reintroduced. We have wild otters too these wonderful creatures have made me want to know more about wild life near home too 🦦❤️🦦❤️🦦❤️🦦❤️ & thanks again mamma-san for the content 🤗

[@Ashybe011]

Thanks for the heart mama-San your beautiful loutres bring me joy😊

[@macswanton9622]

They're growing up so fast!

[@margaretremick8954]

That's good practice and good exercise for the babies to go after the fish! Great!😄

[@leaupton5238]

The babies learn so quickly!

[@AniFam]

I agree~ so brilliant babies~🤗

[@VesnaVukicevic-jw2pw]

Kakvi slatkiši, neverovatno lepi i interesantni, svaka čast kako ste ih odgajili.

[@zekeurielebueza2089]

WoW They're grown little kid otters now cute

[@cindykusnadi4901]

Namida is a good little hunter, she learns fast. Wasabi is a.laid back sister as usual. She came late to the mukbang 😁😁😁😁

[@marialee7321]

Namida and Wasabi are always toguether. And when they go outdoor to the pull, they go toguether too. I have watched twice and I haven't understand why Wasabi has been put in the pool too late.🤔

[@payongkusina4851]

Theyre adorable and cute

[@mariaanglin9543]

Awesome babies learning to catch fish. They enjoyed it. Always fascinating to watch them. Takecare and GODBLESS

[@MontagZoso]

Namida! Good girl! Look at you go! You too, Wasabi! So proud! 🥰

[@みきかたやま]

でっかいプールや生きたお魚等、カワウソさんたちと一緒に暮らすのは大変だな〜

[@ЯнаПавлова-э8й]

Море позитива!!!!

[@tigerlily62]

I’d forgotten how good a swimmer baby Namida was! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

Catching fish is a very good swimming and diving exercise for the babies.🥰

[@dotter8]

Playtime _and_ snack time! What could be better?

[@francoisbaugey2570]

Fantastic how the babies are good in this happuly fish's chase ! They swimm and snorkl better and better ! The joy, the fun of the chase is a real enjoyment to see... As you say, hard to see how mother & auntie don't give fôod to the babies, one more hard lesson to become quickly a good chaser... Thanks for all this happy sharin'

[@garidavis999]

Loved watching them, so cute.

[@stacistaci6657]

Yay for baby!

[@francestomic2772]

So much fun

[@susieast450]

I always love the pictures at the end of the video 🤩🤩 They're the cutest pics 🥰🥰

[@kamenriderk]

The girls are growing so quickly. Expert hunters already.

[@AniFam]

I agree~ It's amazing to see Namida catching the fish~🤗

[@gasmonkey1000]

Way to go Namida!

[@megansmith1382]

I have decided.... I am so in love with baby otters 🥰 thank you for sharing your beautiful babies with all of us to enjoy the cuteness overload 🤗🤗🤗

[@denitalowe9866]

Whew! That wore me out just watching them dart around! They’re turning into quite the little swimmers! 😀❤️

[@Teresa-ih4sn]

This is SO cute I can't stand it! Beautiful!!

[@chriscroumbie-brown6914]

Looks like Fun !

[@jenofire8724]

Maybe next time, have otsuyu and odashi in a different pool. So wasabi and namida can hunt without auntie and mom getting everything. ☺️

[@Ana-dg5ep]

👌👌👌😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@Soufriere84]

Seriously. Far be it for me to question Loutre-mama since she has _years_ of experience raising otters, including the O-Twins, But, given how greedy the O-twins are (not too different from wild otters probably), it may in the pups' interest to keep mama & auntie away for certain lessons. Kind of like how Otsuyu was nowhere to be seen when Namida (cool with it) and Wasabi (nope!) met Komugi, probably to avoid her flipping out to "protect" them.

[@janmartin202]

The family that fish together stays together 🐟😊

[@jenofire8724]

@@janmartin202 hehe, so true! They’re so cute!

[@jerryrios4774]

Namida caught the fish faster than her mother and aunt! That was awesome ☺️

[@shangjean3586]

I think she’s just having the fun of chasing the fish instead of eating the fish!

[@AniFam]

I agree~ I think it's more playful for them to chase the fish~🤗

[@Ashybe011]

Like cats

[@jimmywaltermi6ciami219]

👋I love all the Otter video's thank you.

[@EyeofRa1133]

Wasabi: "Mommy-Loutre-San, can we negotiate extra boiled eggs 🥚 or kitty 😺 kibble for dinner? This hunting for fish 🐟 thing eludes me at the moment....." 🦦🤔🦦🤔🦦🤔

[@jenofire8724]

Lol your responses always give me a good chuckle. Love Em!

[@marialee7321]

@Jean O'fire I opend this comment just to say the same thing. I always notice all coments by @Tia Pickeral and she has a very sense of humor. Lol.

[@marialee7321]

@Tia Picketal congrats for your comments. They always put a smille on my face. Very good humor. I don't know where are you from and what is the meaning of your name. Here in Brazil, "Tia" means aunt., but the last forty (40) years or a bit plus, all the kids call all the women, even very young by "tia" and the teachers at school too. Best wishes.

[@thelordismyshepherd1366]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EyeofRa1133]

@@jenofire8724 thank you! I really appreciate the kind words. 😁.

[@abbylee8554]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰yeah,..babies are so smart, mother and aunt are good teachers🤗💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯love you all