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Yes, beavers are territorial animals. They typically establish and defend specific areas around their dams and lodges, marking their territory with scent from glands located near their tails. While they can be social within their family groups, they will aggressively defend their territory against other beavers to protect their resources and habitat. However, territories can vary in size depending on the availability of food and suitable habitat.
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How are beavers harmful?
Well... Beavers can be dangerous because they can be territorial and because of that they may whip their tail in the water, bite, or whip YOU with their tail! hope that ANSWERED you question!
What is a beavers friend?
me i am a beavers friend
Why are beavers brown?
Beavers are brown
Are beavers mammoths?
No. Beavers are rodents.
What are a beavers surroundings an home?
BEAVERS
What is the birth name of Richard Beavers?
Richard Beavers's birth name is Beavers, Richard.
Do beavers ever fight for territory?
Yes, beavers can exhibit territorial behavior, especially during the breeding season. They may defend their territory against intruders, which can lead to aggressive interactions, including vocalizations, tail-slapping, and even physical confrontations. However, such fights are relatively rare, as beavers often prefer to avoid conflict by marking their territory with scent and building dams to establish their presence. Generally, they maintain social structures that minimize direct aggression.
What are beavers enemies?
what are beavers enimies? A. The otter
Do Beavers have backbones?
Yes, Beavers have a backbone
What are some facts about beavers?
beavers are the prey
Do beavers migrate?
Beavers don't migrate.
Who is the king of the beavers?
Beavers have never had a king.
