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Beavers
The beaver and the capybara are the world's largest rodents. But beavers are related more closely to squirrels. Typical contributions include questions about this semi-aquatic animal's defensive behaviors, geographic ranges, keystone roles in pond building and wetland health, survival threats, and troubled interactions with people.
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How much money does Chuck Norris earn?
Chuck Norris doesn't get paid. Because in theory, Chuck Norris doesn't get money, money gets Chuck Norris'ed.
the beaver trade is one of the trades that the Anishinabe did for money, clothes, food, ect,.
A beaver is a primary consumer, meaning it eats plants and trees. However, it is also food to secondary consumers such as wolves, bobcats, and other medium to large carnivores.
Is a Penguin Cooler than a Beaver?
That's your opinion, no one can answer it for you. In my opinion I like penguins better, but my best friend could like beavers more.
An American beaver is a species of beaver, Latin name Castor canadensis, native to North America.
What are the beaver's adaptations?
Beavers are North America's largest rodent and they are built for life in the water.
Castor Canadensis can grow to be up to 4 feet long and weigh over 60 pounds. Beavers have webbed hind feet and large, flat, nearly hairless tail. They uses their tail to help maintain balance when gnawing on trees. They will also slap their tail against the water to signal danger or to warn away predators. Beavers have short front legs with very strong claws. Their rear legs are longer than the front one's. Webbed feet help propel the beaver through the water. When the beaver is under water, its nose and ears close up and a special membrane covers its eyes.
Beaver can be found throughout North America except for the far northern most parts of Canada, Florida, the desert Southwest and Mexico.
Why are infants susceptible to overhydration?
Babies are especially susceptible to oral overhydration during the first month of life, when the kidneys' filtering mechanism is too immature to excrete fluid as rapidly as older infants do.
Does it cost 3 900 000 000 000.50 dollars to build a dam?
No. That appears to be a made up number. There aren't that many US dollars on the planet. There are only about 5 trillion dollars in existence, and the number listed above is 3.9 Quadrillion dollars.
What is the World's largest dam?
- Itaipu Dam on the border of Brazil and Paraguay is the biggest dam in the world right now and has the largest power generators.
- The largest complete structure is the Syncrude Tailings in Canada, at 540,000cu m or 706,320cu yards followed by Chapet�n and Pati, both in Argentina, New Cornelia Tailings in the US is 4th at 209,500cu m or 274,026cu yards.
- The highest dam is the Rogun in Tajikistan.
- Three Gorges Dam, in Hubei Province, China, will be the world's largest dam and largest concrete structure and create the largest lake. The dam will be built across the 3 Gorges section of the Yangtze River. It will be a 610-foot high wall running about 1.3 miles from bank to bank. Requiring 12 years and tens of thousands of workers to complete, the dam will cost $29 billion, and will create a 370 mile long lake, a distance equal to nearly half the length of California, that will be visible from Earth orbit.
Here is the list of Top 10 Largest Dams in the world. Akosombo Dam, GhanaGuri Dam, VenezuelaW.A.C Bennett Dam, CanadaAtaturk Dam, Anatolia, TurkeyThree Gorges Dam, ChinaHoover Dam, United States of AmericaGarrison Dam, United States of AmericaItaipu Dam, Brazil / ParaguayOahe Dam, United States of AmericaFort Peck Dam, United States of America
How big are beavers spine bones?
Why would you ever ask this? This is one of the weirdest questions I've seen look up beaver skeletons then search through the results for a research based site they will give exact measurements of all the bones the beavers spine is made up of vertebre like pretty much everything else and will usually have varrying sizes from small at the top big in the center and then small again at the base the vertebre are connected by cushy cartilidge discs and ligaments
Timothy is 61 years old. He was born on October 30, 1947.
Probably an Otter check out the following web address it ful of pitures of Otters. http://images.google.com.au/images?hl=en&q=otter&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2
Why did Elizabeth George Speare write the book 'The Sign of the Beaver'?
in 1983 and the sign of the beaver got a newbery honor
yes they do, they carry branches under water and into their homes to eat during the winter
No, whales live in oceans(salt water) while beavers live in rivers and lakes(fresh water).
Why is the arctic of Canada so important?
THe artic is home to many unique species of plants and animals, but also has helps moderate global climate
