Beavers

It is a beaver sculpture located in the town of Beaverlodge, Alberta. The Beaver is 15 feet tall, 18 feet long, and sits atop a 20 foot long log. The sculpture weighs 3000 pounds. As far as a living Beaver, I don't have the answer and I can not find it anywhere, Sorry.

beavers are a rodent because rodents including mice. mice have large front teeth and love chewing on cheese or other things. a beaver also has large teeth like the rodents and love chewing things.

p.s. i am only ten years old in grade five

They have two legs plus two. Beavers are four-legged mammals.

who is gluskade on sign of the bever

The cat milk will not have all the nutrients, or enough of the nutrients that the squirrel requires. I'm no expert and i don't think it will hurt the squirrel but it would be better if the baby squirrel could have its mother instead. or course if the mother is out of the option you could always talk to a vet or wildlife management; there should also be plenty of info on the web about it; but don't feed it processed milk. if the cat will let the squirrel nurse then go ahead and let it be but look for other options because there may be something in the cat milk that would be detrimental the the baby squirrels health.

Showing it a tree or bring logs and let them chuck.

matts father tells him to stay away from bees: they will sting you. Matt's father says this because bees' barbs have poison in them, and this is why Saknis and Attean help Matt when he was stung.

All vertebrates have bones - this includes mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Sharks, rays and skates are an exception - they have cartilage in place of bones, but the cartilage provides the same function as a bony skeleton.

However, there are millions of species of animals that do not have bones - all the invertebrates. This includes crustaceans (lobster, crayfish, shrimp, etc.), molluscs (snails, octopi, clams, etc.), insects, echinoderms (sea urchins, etc.) and a variety of other animals.

the beavers two front teeth are called incisors and are orange

No. Beavers help each other out. Like if there is a predator around they slap their tails on the water to warn other beavers to get to safety.

the cocunut bird.

it was created in Canada of the aboriginal people

Yes; anything sweet will go for a bear. But don't take this as an indication that you can feed wild bears, because it's something that you shouldn't do. Bears should be kept wild and able to find their own food, not look for tasty handouts (like apples) from humans.

I met a man that told me about a friend of his that hunted all of his food and one evening served up some beaver...the guy said is was kinda greasy and gave him the worst gas he'd had in his life..not painful just awful smelly.

Beavers are most likely to live in freshwater environments, such as rivers, streams, ponds, and lakes. They construct lodges made of branches, mud, and reeds, often in areas where they can create dams to regulate water levels. These habitats provide them with access to food sources like bark, aquatic plants, and trees. Beavers prefer locations with abundant vegetation and sufficient water to support their lifestyle.

with a dog

trees and mud. The beaver is a clever builder!

Beavers are in the rodent family and they are the second largest rodent in the world, the Capybara is number one.

Absolutely! Thousands upon thousands of people have been killed in hunting accidents with hunting guns. Hunting guns can be quite powerful due to the distance the bullets have to travel to hit the animal, as well as the type of ammunition used.

Ethical hunters deliberately use guns and ammunition that will provide a quick, clean kill to keep the animal from just being wounded and suffering needlessly.

Hmm. You mean the beavers on the Sonora River in Mexico? Or the beavers in the coastal rivers along the atlantic? Or the beavers in the Tundra in Alaska? Beavers can tolerate a huge variety of climates, but if you want to know how they affect the environment and our changing climate, watch the upcoming nature episode on PBS and you'll see that beavers are a remarkably overlooked hero.

the only way you could really protect a tree is by putting it where there are no beavers. i know this isn't the answer you were looking for but you cant protect a tree because beavers eat trees and they need to eat just as much as we do.

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Pg. 76 "He felt restless, the excitment still jumping insiide him."

Singular = one goose

Plural = many geese

A fisher cat attacked and killed a woodchuck in my yard in early September 2010 around 8:00am. A neighbor has a video of the incident.