North American river otters are endemic to the North American continent, often found along the rivers and shores of this region. They are protected and insulated by their thick waterproof coat, which is capable of catching and eating certain species of small mammals.

Although the alligator is a very powerful animal and a cold-blooded underwater predator, juvenile crocodiles often become targets for otters to attack.

They approached to bite the limbs of a baby crocodile that was swimming alone near the river bank, to injure and lose blood, and then drag it into the deep water to finish it.

But the baby crocodile is also not afraid, with its sharp teeth it tries to counter the consecutive attacks of the otters, the fight is very dramatic, stirring up a body of water.

Under the strong attack from the otters, the baby crocodile also injured a few of the otters, but it was also gradually exhausted because of the overwhelming number of otters.

The baby crocodile was unable to escape death before the power of the otters. Crocodiles were once thought to be one of the most ferocious animals in the animal kingdom, but this incident proves that there are fishes that can defeat them too.