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The HuntRace Against Time (Coasts)Timing is Everything

The coast is the only place where predators from air, land and sea come together.

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The South American marine otter is the world’s smallest sea mammal. Zapallar, Chile.

They live up the Pacific Coast where they hunt fish and crabs in the rich, chilly seas.

  • The South American marine otter is the world’s smallest sea mammal; they’re little more than a meter from nose to tail.
  • Long-tailed macaque, Laem son National Park, Thailand.
  • Each year orca come to Peninsula Valdes in Argentina to hunt Patagonian sea lion pup.
  • Wolf and pink salmon, Katmai National Park, USA
  • Brown Bear hunt for salmon in Alaska’s Katmai National Park.
  • The Abdopus octopus was only discovered in 2011 and is yet to be given a species name.
  • Humpback Whales
  • Humpback Whales
  • Long-tailed macaques
  • These tiny crabs feed by sifting the sand, leaving behind a trail of ‘bubbles’, which earns them their name.
  • The South American marine otter is the world’s smallest sea mammal. Zapallar, Chile.
  • Peregrine falcon

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