The Otter's Trail - Go Wild

During the mid-80s, zoologists still regarded the European otter as a species on the verge of extinction. What they did not take into consideration was the fact that the shy aquatic animals are extremely adaptable. Using their intelligence and cleverness, they have been able to re-conquer parts of Europe during the last few years, including their old homeland, Austria.

[@tylercooper1551]

Otters are badass and quite possibly the most adorable creature in the world! A win win for them

[@SabreSword]

Have you heard of the "Loggerhead shirke" ?

[@WeeNat313]

Honey Badgers are the most badass obv

[@robertmclean9737]

Otters are one of the most fluid, And Graceful animals I have ever seen, playful and fun loving. Yet are still a Mustalid and kill for fun. Cheers

[@JDMHaze]

otters are a**holes

[@eudaemonnn]

Yes, they should feel guilty to had a meal

[@Lorne.Morrell]

"Cattle are less than welcoming and keep him on the move". Well that and the mobile camera team chasing him.

[@abdulwajid2756]

There might be a reason why otters kill more than they can eat. No one should poke their nose in the food chain. That waste can be food for other animals.

[@anttitheinternetguy3213]

"He must be hunted, and otterly destroyed" that blacksmith was a funny guy

[@jameshetfield5894]

Hahaha, clever! 😆

[@김호남-v1u]

@@jameshetfield5894 79ㅈ

[@saveournsrey2018]

If u don’t like a certain animal.. than move to the city or just somewhere else. Away from that particular animal. U don’t trap them or kill them. They breathe just like us human.. they feel pain too. Like us they’re only trying to survive. So.. love thy nature. Great documentary!!

[@glitterdragon9197]

Never thought I’d freak out at how cute that otter looks when he’s running:3

[@breAnnasmama]

U should see my cat running down the hall In front of me when I am bringing his wet food to his bowl. it’s precious ! Never knew a cats little legs could almost just float on air but he happily runs down the hall ahead of me to wait for me to give him his portion of wet food each day lol. It’s so cute. He doesn’t care as much about the dry food he free eats lol. But if he knows I’m opening the cabinet where his food goes ? He gets so happy !

[@scottpalmer8486]

Nice to see an informative documentary which does not insult the intelligence of the viewer. National Geographic should take note.

[@shammarshmellows6205]

What do you mean insult our intelligence, this IS not meant to pose a threat I just want to understand what you mean

[@22espec]

Except for the idea of calling the Cormoran a 'pest'

[@haroldhahn7044]

Scott, beware of anybody who tries to tell you that communists have a good enviromental record! Environmentalism began in the western democracies, as soon as people were no longer to poor to care about anything but survival! It never existed in the communist countries until the communists were out of power, and in China, where the communists are still in power, complaining about the environment will get you thrown into a prison with connections to an organ transplant hospital!

[@divinetrouble66]

Yeah, it's almost as if many nature documentaries were made to engage kids to help build a lifelong love of nature.

[@Undivided-X]

@@haroldhahn7044 not really. Communism manifests in different ways, China is a high-level producer of commodities with a high GDP, while the Eastern Bloc has some of the poorest economies of the late 20th century. China has destroyed a lot of its wildlife and ecosystems to get to where it is, as incidentally, did a lot of western democracies in Europe post-Industrial Revolution. Only from the late 20th century has Western Europe started conservation at a large scale.

[@cherryrotella3714]

Baby otters are the cutest things. A fluffy bundle that lays on mum's tummy while in the water

[@2baSelkie]

Wonderful documentary.Brings back memories of my otter years in the N.W. Highlands of Scotland. They were accused of going for the fish farms fish. However the analysis of their spraints proved 80% of their diet was crustaceans. They were some of the happiest days of my life, watching the ever playful otters. Read 'a ring of bright water' by Gavin Maxwell. :)

[@starlittle18]

Thanks. This was a beautifully made and super interesting documentary. Really enjoyed it.

[@californiawildlife3332]

Me too.

[@Ana-dg5ep]

Me too. The documentary is great very impartial. I love otters, and it all started, I don't know if you know about them - Hana and Kotaro and their best friend Captain Aty 😍. They are a small Asian clawedcotters, live in Japan. I have never seen how noble smart wonderful animals are in my life. They are hilarious, and especially Hana who is the biggest glutton of salmon in the world. And Matt Stonie would be ashamed. 😂😂😂 From them , I and millions of other people have seen and learned a lot.

[@KLFD530]

They eat invasive fish? ... How can I help this cute little bastard?

[@bzeefs3]

I saw a family of otters swimming the shoreline of Buckatabon Lake in northern Wisconsin this morning. Now I'm watching tons of otter content.

[@jobordonaro6665]

What a magnificent documentary of my favorite critters. The bladder wort is also particularly fascinating. I love the choice of music during the baby otter birth. I love the upbeat ending.

[@이규빈-m8c]

I saw a family of otters swimming the shoreline of Buckatabon Lake in northern Wisconsin this morning. Now I'm watching tons of otter content.

[@infinitecanadian]

I always like to see these Austrian documentaries.

[@meinlebeninkalifornien-min13]

This is the first time I see river otters. Very interesting!

[@tinge1954]

Otters and beavers are nice and fascinating animals, got to love them.

[@heatherschaffer1286]

Otter's are amazing and so adorable!!

[@Ana-dg5ep]

Yes..,the otters are magnificent. Hana and Kotaro and their frien Captain Aty live in Japan. They are a small Asian clawed otters..Theyvare so smart, hilarious. In my life I could not imagine that it existed!

[@ronaldchives2486]

Don’t forget Sakura, she’s gorgeous🙂@@Ana-dg5ep

[@taufiquealamtusan]

What an affection mother otter showers on its kitten is indeed a rare spectacle!

[@jbkhadka3388]

I'm from Nepal but I'm watching from Malaysia.. Love you nature

[@BanterRanterr]

🐹🐭🐗

[@Ana-dg5ep]

This observation documentary is the most beautiful thing I have seen, not disgusting documentaries,mespecially about Otters, behind the scenes of famous organizators. This is a wonderful catalyst for emotion and a wonderful narrative simplicity. I hope thevchannel reaches its peak one day - people will recognize the truth and then become aware. I adore otters, they are magnificently, wonderful, and it all started with - Hana and Kotaro and their best friend Captain Aty. They are a small Asian clawed otters, live in Japan.They are so smart,,fascinating, good, I just never saw it. They are and hilarious. I saw the best mom and aunt in Kyoto. They are the same a small Asian clawed otters. Otsuyu became the mother of two small babies raised together. Millions of us watched when that noble Otsuyu was born. The wonderful stories of all the above protagonists in the sequels. I must point out that Hana is the biggest salmon glutton in the world, and Matt Stonie is no equal. Hoopla 😂 Thank you for this impressive and grandiose video and I wish this great channel at least a million subscribers 💫💫💫💫& thank you KZbin. ❤

[@rrhone]

These nature videos are so interesting that I don't even watch movie channels or news. Just KZbin.

[@princejesterful]

Me too!

[@EscSy]

Feel hungry when otter chew on the crayfish yumm

[@red-eyes23dude29]

same

[@indusvalleycivilization5597]

Thanks for sharing this documentary.

[@samboslc]

An amazing presentation. Was amazed one day while driving a truck in East Texas to see an otter had been hit by an auto near a bridge crossing a small creek. It confirmed to me that the species was reemerging in this part of America. I had never seen one before. Amazing, that at the same time period, it was happening in another part of the world. Witnessed around 2008.

[@joakos1122]

I saw two this week first time seeing otters, first one was a small one at Florida ponce de Leon springs state park then a very big dead one in a small country road in Southern Lousiana

[@DakBic25]

That’s funny because the first wild otter I ever saw was in my pond in east tx around the same time. Probably 05 or 06. I was enamored. Have seen a few around here since then.

[@张诗琪-l4f]

So cute otter,and I look forward to see it next week in amazon!

[@Ana-dg5ep]

What Asian country are you from?

[@wykeishacraft6820]

So amazing with all that pretty snow. Beautiful types of animals (🎏) , a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing and I enjoyed it. Keep Up The Good Work 😄

[@carasoutherland6140]

Such a lovely look into the world if the otter. Very enjoyable

[@seanconnery1277]

13.8.2023.Very good and best.

[@VictorFursov]

Nice story. Best entomological greetings from Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine.

[@ashokkumarchaudhary7659]

Very very Beautiful your voice and Very good this video sir

[@andraskupo3041]

Nagyon szép és csodálatos a vidra egész életét mutatja be ez a film szerintem jó lett.

[@zeph6439]

A simple low voltage electrical fence is effective in keeping otters out of fish ponds. There's no need for traps.

[@Quick76ers]

i agree

[@inspekcjapracy3649]

They do not dig under the fence?

[@karenesq419]

+wannabchomsky I think zeph said that because earlier on the documentary, the narrator said that there are rumors of people setting traps AGAIN like what they did centuries ago

[@Super4026]

@eric duffy can you explain please? I am in an otter situation! They are travelling to my lake from our local river, crossing a quiet road. We have put down an electric netting, can you please help and explain how this won't deter them? Thanks

[@Super4026]

@eric duffy brill cheers for the reply! Do you recommend moving them any certain distance?

[@breAnnasmama]

Water cats hehehe (: and wow. Those poor otters that were trapped and killed looked like recent photos more than a century old .... hmm. Sad. Over conservation can be just as dangerous as eradication of certain species within an ecosystem... that’s when man forgets there must be BALANCE.. can’t be too extreme in any direction.

[@justinparkerthewildwolf6394]

In Scotland seals are called water kelpies

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Nice Documentary

[@MrGoofy1956]

Thxxx for ths document !!

[@tamarragreenwood4876]

Feel hungry when otter chew on the crayfish yumm

[@alexanderdavis5884]

When you hit the blunt too hard. 17:35

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Who's Watching These Documentaries in 2021 Besides Me? I 💘 them

[@immanuelweaver4522]

I love otters and weasels

[@jmm1233]

they so cute

[@Ana-dg5ep]

Yes, the adorable ones are so smart and dedicated..,I adore them and it all started , I don't know if you know about them - Hana and Kotaro and their best friend Captain Aty. They are a small Asian clawed otters, live in Japan. And the count that otters can be so wonderfully , magnificent in my life I've never seen. They are hilarious. 😂

[@castoresnegros]

What a beautiful accent sir!!

[@mysunnybird]

Very interesting and informative documentary. It must take a lot of work and dedication to film all those details. Thank you very much.

[@xPhoenomenon]

Amazing esp how the otter gives birth!!

[@serkansevinc7571]

xPhoenome@ non

[@Ana-dg5ep]

The otters are magnificently, beautiful, and it startrd with the - Hana and Kotaro and their friend Captain Aty, They are a small Asian clawed otters. In my life I could not imaginebthat it existed. More...in Japan/ Kyoto living sisters - Otsuyu and Odashi. They are the same a small Asian clawed otters. Otsuyu became the mother of two small babies - Wasabi and Namida- raised together. You can see when , Otsuyu gave birth , milions of us watched. 😪 beautiful.. My emotions and perceptions have changed very much from the ones listed above.

[@luminair11]

Absolutely gorgeous video & very nicely presented!

[@kimfoster6755]

I'm so sad to hear otters are so wasteful, they are my favorite animal, so cute. I love how they carry there baby's on the their tummies as they swim on their backs, hold hands as they sleep and are just so freaken cute! But now I hear this horrible news of how they kill fish for no reason or only take a few bites. Bad otters!

[@darleneferree3887]

interesting doc worth watching

[@mattharris1003]

Otters!

[@dartme18]

@@mattharris1003 Ah, you must have watched! Very good for you!

[@DW-li1jn]

Thanks for catching the fish. Just relax and wait. Dinners up.

[@gerardoortiz2753]

The cameraman is amazing

[@Ana-dg5ep]

Top!

[@michelleengland4562]

beautiful

[@bobstevemd3265]

the part at 10:57 was so cool !!! thanks for uploading this :)

[@ValaAssistant]

Mew mew im a kitty

[@pavangidaveer9677]

Thanks for giving wonderful, interesting knowledge about otters,thanks for everyone who has given their time to study,please come to India

[@richardlukjaniec5580]

pavan gidaveer umm ??

[@c.a.greene8395]

We have tons of them in BC Canada, the bears love the free lunch left out by otters Otter poop on boats in the ocean however is a bit of a pain in the boat

[@sampokemppainen3041]

I don't know what kind of mutant beavers you have there, but in everywhere else in the world beavers are exclusively vegetarians.

[@judithbeers7598]

@@sampokemppainen3041 , otters are their own species, no relation to beavers.

[@Unknown-cu3vk]

4:28 i love the sound of his boots... Hahaha

[@Spitfire-zx7rj]

what about the probably unintended pun that he said on that time?

[@COOPERSCICHILDS]

Cool video

[@rodneyharouff5739]

this is great all the way around!!

[@azimwezi7310]

It’s my Totem. In Africa it’s been taken as a Totem for kinship in the Buganda clans

[@Moronvideos1940]

I downloaded this Thank you

[@jchampanio2358]

amazing creatures

[@Ana-dg5ep]

Yes.....magnificent

[@eljudio5042]

#OtterLivesMatter

[@Rabbitburnx]

I could never kill an Otter

[@ElectricalExistence]

They matter more than blax.

[@sethh7332]

@TheFlowerOfLove Blacks aren't an endangered species

[@dealingwithiris3687]

@@ElectricalExistence ???

[@infinitecanadian]

I like how the fishermen are complaining about the otters. If they don't like it, why not go elsewhere?

[@fritzstehr]

I saw no ads, maybe I've lucked out with Adblocker and EFF's Privacy Badger: EFF's Privacy Badger.

[@johnkeeling5732]

What a beautiful film, could you tell me more about the filming please, Apleasure to watch.

[@Ana-dg5ep]

Dear Sir, read my comment above yours, you may like the recommendation. For those wonderful creatures I metioned not to write again. Greetings to you. 👋

[@joenathan8918]

espectacular, muchas gracias

[@pyjamakid3982]

23:07 jeezus christ, thats like a line out of a horror novel.

[@myfrequencies1912]

I thought he was going to break into the mad laughter from "Thriller".

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Nice lil nest the 🐦 lives in

[@elmascavidal1797]

Otters 🦦 are bad ass

[@samchhun5437]

How could any asshole kill this creature, otterrr is amazing every animal is amazing please don’t kill them 😢

[@imoneinmillion1157]

Just leave them alone live and let live nice animals ķ

[@bowhunter9288]

No one traps otter with a trap like that.

[@PAWIOCELOT]

just sweet yes

[@LatestHour]

After watching honey badger videos I just want one to come onto the scene just to see what happens.

[@rosierawlley543]

Going through the comments is more painful than the otters being killed.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

I just saw a otter outside my house in Upstate N Y

[@dflatt1783]

*Mink uses ability* [Most Annoying Sound in the World]

[@theeToddMcgraw]

Fair warning, "un skippable" adds every 6 minutes.. advert fail

[@AreteSr]

none noticed at all!

[@truthiseverything9511]

Why don't you have AdBlocker?

[@e-mail881]

Get AdBlock and FUCK OFF, idiot!

[@terris8555]

Daniel Heck Download Adblock Plus and you will not see even 1 ad. It's free and it works !!

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[@mikielsahagun6054]

My dream pets are a honey badger, wolverine and a otter

[@MrDonboston]

Darth Vader ‘s new career as documentary narrator

[@JAVTROOPER]

If you gonna blame them fisherman for killing otters, just imagine you are them fisherman, what would you do if any kind of animal or human trying to destroy your source of living? Damn i will definitely stop them even i like them otters. They're special. Look how it swim, beautiful creatures. Ohhh god, i love them so muchhh

[@AntPDC]

Great video, but why only 480p?

[@Shastasnow]

I feel Magneto is schooling me here

[@trumanhw]

*NOT ABOUT OTTERS: This is about otter HABITAT & history.*

[@ericlakota1847]

The way the camera man got a shot o f bbqq0

[@ginoevangelista9279]

Can otters live in a temperate region like south east asia?

[@sebasagui8984]

Come on badger get in the water with me!

[@alexanderdavis5884]

“But otters are not wasteful.” Those thirty dead and completely intact fish you spoke of earlier would beg to differ.

[@margarettaft7362]

It only took about 10 years for otters to almost destroy the abalone population of the American pacific coast. Otters were supposed to be endangered. So no more hunting otters. So now there’s no more abalone.

[@phubblewubbphubblewubb]

Humans and their greed; hunt it, trap, it, kill it. Utterly barbaric.

[@tonygreen4551]

i love otters. hi

[@wuokmayangjanguan1591]

9: 17 I hate the way that otter chews the poor frog.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

Eat or be eaten, dude. Accept it!

[@BeautyMommysUnite]

I wonder how they get this footage? I can understand the frustration of the fishermen. Last summer I had copious amounts of slugs ravaging my green beans and flower beds. It's was so annoying and frustrating. I tried everything to kill as many as I could. In the end I ended up hand picking them off my crop every evening. 50 and 60 at a time. It was insane. I hate slugs. I can understand the frustration then when dealing with something as vital as fish. But I love otters. They don't need eradicated. Any more then protecting around your fish pond is too much.

[@ГерманУстинов-з1х]

big life!! ❗😁❤😁👍

[@truthiseverything9511]

I've suddenly lost affection for these psycho water weasels.

[@joonaksn9302]

With their frontal lobe they aren't able to understand the extend of the suffering they cause to others. Same goes with cats, dogs, bigs and chickens. Their brains are different from humans.

[@adilbekabenov970]

Хороший фильм про выдр

[@guyfeldman6825]

really good video.Too many adds though.

[@GrimHellscream]

Get adblock.

[@CrookCountySoftwear]

I didn't see one add sense i got smart and got adblocker years go. Get with times.

[@guyfeldman6825]

Dale Bartlett No need to be rude. Ad block doesn't give youtubers money though.

[@ashesxxxx1372]

So many ads I can deal with a few but this is a lot:/

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Try AdBlock.....

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[@sherryelder9511]

Why dose everyone hate nacher documentaries

[@cozyrules6250]

Utterly destroyed that seems harsh they’re cute as hell I got them at my house in my pond but no good fish in it only little fish so I let him be and I think it’s illegal here unless you are a trapper

[@linasky1040]

Omg poor otters bad hunters

[@Kebekwoodcraft7375]

They look hyper, chewing fast etc !

[@oksaja4223]

How to filmed running otter?