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Located in Bolivia's eastern lowlands, the concession covers an area the size of Rhode Island and its forests provide habitat to tapirs, giant otters, and pumas.

Wang, along with Su, White and Ji, was a member of the research team that first reported the discovery of the giant otter's fossils in January.

«In the shallow swamp of South China, it's possible that an abundance of big clams drove these giant otters to acquire their rare traits, including their crushing teeth and robust jaws.»

afarensis being dragged down by a giant otter,» says vertebrate paleontologist Lars Werdelin at the Swedish Museum of Natural History in Stockholm.

Bearing in mind the giant panel gaps, the awful hood - up visibility, the pointless rear seats and the fact this 11,000 mile example already has a leaking roof and windows that sound «like a baby otter trying to give a distress call to its mother» when they're being rolled up, probably not.

The aquarium is known for its location — right on the Monterey Bay with views of sea otters and seals from the aquarium's windows — as well as the sea otter exhibit, the giant kelp forest (reflecting what's in the waters of the bay) and its special exhibitions that currently includes a show of cephalopods.

One day, we set off for Lake Sandoval in the Tambopata Natural Reserve, home to a lone family of giant river otters.

Saldaha Bay is the most prolific source of fossils thus far uncovered anywhere in Africa — bones speak of another world in which there were both fresh water animals and land animals like giant otters, giant pandas, short - necked giraffes and sabre - toothed cats, a rhino from which the white rhino is descended and the «true elephant», an ancestor of the woolly mammoth.

This area is teeming with wildlife and the boat trip to our jungle lodge is a great opportunity to look for giant otters, capuchin monkeys, caiman and an array of birds that can be found in this area.

Once there you will paddle around the lake in a catamaran, searching for the resident family of nine giant river otters (seen by 60 % of our lake visitors) and other lakeside wildlife such as caiman, hoatzin and horned screamers.

A family of Giant otters, an endangered species elsewhere in the Amazon, may be seen from time to time in this lake.

A short intense trip to Manu staying 3 nights at the comfortable Manu Wildlife Centre This trip has several major wildlife attractions — the Blanquillo Macaw and Parrot lick, a Tapir lick where in the comfort of mattresses and mosquito nets you may watch the largest of all South American Land Mammals visit, plus Oxbow Lakes with floating Catamarans for observing Giant Otters and other lake - side wildlife and two walk - up canopy towers to get you into the rainforest canopy.

There is a sea otter exhibit and a giant kelp forest which reflects on all organisms present in the waters of the Monterey Bay.

It is therefore possible to observe a variety of animals in their natural habitats, including: Giant Otters, Black Caiman, the majestic Jaguar, the strange Spectacled Bear, the Tapir, the Ocelot, 13 species of monkey, and an estimated one thousand species of bird.

The Sandoval Lake Lodge Nestled on the Sandoval Lake, Sandoval Lake Lodge provides tours on the water to find different lake - living birds, black caiman, several different monkey in the surrounding rainforest, toucans, macaws, and the resident group of giant otters.

Other animals in the park include Central American squirrel monkeys, mantled howler monkeys, both two - toed and three - toed sloths, agoutis, giant anteaters, great curassows, black hawks, spectacled owls, hummingbirds, 220 species of butterflies, golden orb spiders (who build huge webs), otters and raccoons.

In addition to the endangered giant river otters you can see at oxbow lakes, spot the toucans, macaws, parrots, and many colorful birds flying over the forest.

This is one of the only lodges in the Amazon Rainforest, aside from the Manu Wildlife Center, where you have such a good chance of seeing a large macaw clay lick, giant river otters, and tapir at the clay lick.