Beavers

Humans and wolves are the beaver's predators.

No. Beavers do not hibernate. Also, beavers cannot go inside their dam. They build a separate "lodge" structure somewhere else in their pond with an underwater entrance. The lodge looks like a pile of mud and sticks and is built in the same fashion as the dam.

New York's state reptile is the snapping turtle. New York adopted the reptile in the late 18oo's.

The width of the jaw stops growing between the ages of two and four. The upper jaw stops growing around nice years of age. The lower jaw continues to grow until the age of 16 in females and 19 in males.

Beavers are now known to help the environment by building dams (known as lodges). The dams created lakes along the rivers and helped to slow down any flooding previously experienced during very rainy weather further downstream. Beavers also kept down the overgrowth of willows, etc, that could flourish too much and choke the rivers. In some places, beavers have been deliberately reintroduced (can't remember where, it was a documentary on the TV).

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which ever one he chews
they don't know which tree to cut down, it's random selection

Yes, you can. Beavers are very much like cats and dogs; they will follow you around the house, relax on your lap, etc. They also adore attention. However, beavers are not that popular as pets due to their obsession with building things out of whatever they see, which is why it's typically a good idea to keep them outdoors in a fenced in area.

Beavers live in coniferous forests/taiga/boreal forests.

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Matt daydreams about saving Attean from danger and being a hero to Attean.

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Beavers are not decomposers. They are consumers.

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he felt angery mad and upset because it was hard for him to read

Tony Dow played Wallace 'Wally' Cleaver, the Beaver's older and sometimes wiser brother. Dow played Wally in all but one of the original 235 episodes.

Each state has guidelines for hunting and trapping, you will need to check your local

conservation laws.

Larry Mondelo

no the eat fibers in wood and water veggies

well first off beavers are very good swimmers and can adapt to water quite easily having webbed paws and they evolved sharp teeth and a craving for fish and other marine animals so a beaver can do just fine in wetlands

Beavers have orange teeth. Wierd, I know! But when they are born they're teeth are white and very soft and not strong at all. But as they get older they start to chew on trees, and logs, and other bigger stuff like that, and accually those kind of things have iron in them. So, when the beaver chews on all tose things it get iron all over their teeth. Then, when they get in the water and swim all the time it makes the iron turn to orange.

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It looks like a dome but their is no door(they swim under water to get to it).

They didn't go mad. There is nothing from a dead beaver belt that would cause a reaction.

Many things happen in Sign of The Beaver, Chapters 1-5. First off, the family is left by the father to build shelter, crops, and find food. Then Matthew's gun is stolen. The Indians save Matthew from drowning, as well.