Hunted to extinction in Argentina, giant otters are making a surprising comeback from hunt tail Watch Video
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Description: As dawn spills over the Esteros de Iberá wetland in Argentina, all is still. But ruffling the water’s surface, an elusive creature suddenly emerges. It lets out an ear-splitting bark, ricocheting off the marshes. Known as the ‘water wolf’, the giant otter roamed the region until it was hunted to extinction in the 1950s. Now decades later, this carnivore is returning to its rightful place. nnGiant otters make their home in South America’s expansive wetlands, and are typically found splas
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