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Lobo e Alondra is the name of two giant otters that recently arrived in Argentina and were brought from Sweden and Hungary with the mission of reintroducing the species in the neighboring country. After the quarantine, these mammals, also called giant otters, will be released in the Iberá National Park. The project was an initiative of the foundation The Conservation Land Trust Argentina SA (CLT), with the support of Parque Zoo de Eskilstuna, Sweden, which donated the male (Lobo), and the Budapest Zoo, which sent the female (Alondra). The giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) disappeared from Argentine territory 50 years ago because it lost its natural habitat and because of hunting.
O awesome.club takes advantage of this important initiative to bring some data about this endangered animal. Unfortunately, there are about 5,000 giant otters left in the world, a very worrying number.
They can stay under water for up to 6 minutes without breathing.
The species is very noisy and produces a wide variety of sounds with different meanings.
They can measure up to 2 meters and weigh up to 35 kg.
The reinsertion of giant otters into the ecosystem makes the environment more balanced and healthy
They are found throughout South America, but above all in the Amazon region.
They are very playful and live in groups of 3 to 20 members.
Otters have a spot on their neck that varies from white to cream, and each animal has a different design.
Can eat up to 25% of their body weight per day
Their anatomy allows them to walk in or out of the water, which facilitates their adaptation to changes in the environment.
They are threatened with extinction due to hunting and the destruction of their natural habitat.
There are less than 5,000 giant otters left in the wild and around 60 in captivity.
Its fur is the densest of all animals: one million hairs per square inch.
Otter skins always need to be clean so they can absorb air and keep warm.
They use tools to hunt and to feed themselves.
They are key species in ecosystems because they greatly influence the environment where they live.
Live in freshwater rivers and streams
In order not to separate while sleeping, they hold each other’s paws.
What do you think of the Argentine foundation’s initiative to reintroduce the species in the country? Leave your opinion in the comments.
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