Are there any water monkeys in the world?

In fact, it is an otter, and when people catch an otter, they think that the legendary water monkey is an otter.

Scientific explanation: Otters are secretive and like to live in steep banks, shallow river banks, as well as rivers, lakes and marshes with few aquatic plants and dense forests nearby, and live a hidden burrowing life. People often use the "cunning rabbit three holes" to describe the rabbit has a high vigilance against the enemy, however, coincidentally, the otter also has several residences and often moves, so it is not easy to dig a nest to catch otters.

Otters are skilled in water, not only can swim quickly and flexibly, but also can close their nostrils and ears tightly through small round petals, and quietly stay under the surface of the water for long-distance diving, and it is said that they can dive for 6 to 8 minutes in one breath, and then extend their nostrils out of the water to breathe. It is a vigorous hunter in the water, and all fish, frogs, and shrimp that are caught by the otter at a glance will not escape the doom, and will eventually die in the mouth of the otter.

The otter spends its entire life hunting and living in the water, only when it is hungry and panicked will it leave the water to go to shore to feed on mice and birds, and even venture into a cottage to steal chicks and ducklings. When walking on land, otters have their bellies close to the ground, and because of their short limbs, it is difficult to crawl, and they are easily caught up by predators.

It has very keen senses and a strong memory, and it has landed on the spot accurately from the moment it entered the water, and returned to the nest following the claw footprints.

Are there any water monkeys in the world? Of course, there is. We have seen a lot of netizens photographing the water through the Internet, the real monkeys. It's really scary. You don't want to go into the water easily in the wild.

There must be water monkeys. In some places, water has been caught, monkey, it has a cute body. It has the size of a human being. But it's smaller and more flexible. Once he leaves the water, his limbs are weak and powerful in the water.

There is a saying about water monkeys in the world, but few people have seen it with their own eyes.

Northerners say that there are water ghosts in the water, for example, people who drown in the water will become water ghosts. As long as you catch a living person as a stand-in, you can be reincarnated.

There are no real water monkeys in the world. Water monkeys are fictional creatures in folklore, but some people believe that water monkeys refer to otters, and people did not know much about otters in the past, and when they saw them eating the remains of animals on the shore, they thought they were gnawing on human bones, so they made up a series of stories around them.

In folklore, water monkeys generally live under the water, and they have a lot of strength in the water, and they will pull people near the water into the water and eat them, so some places also call water monkeys water ghosts, but most of the characteristics described for water monkeys are similar to otters.

In foreign countries, there are also some legends about water monkeys, for example, in Japan, water monkeys generally refer to kappa, which are characterized by the absence of hair on the top of their heads, short limbs, and a slender body, which has a lot of strength in the water and can drag people into the lake.

There are many hypotheses about water monkeys, and people have never seen their true faces, but it is likely that they were made up by people in the past to prevent their children from drowning.