Beavers

Beavers don't migrate.

There are two different species of beaver in the world today.

The species "Castor Canadensis" has 25 subspecies

The species "Castor Fiber" has 8 subspecies

Yes, of course. beavers are rodents like rabbits, squirrels, and the giant sewer rats of Paris you see in carnival sideshows. Like all rodents a beavers teeth are constantly growing, if they don't chew, their teeth can lock up their jaw or grow through their brain! so make sure your beaver chews everyday. this is why we chew!

Dams are built curved because arches and curved structures have more strength.

Beavers eat their own poop because it saves them energy trying to find other forms of food. I also heard that the poop still has some nutrients in it, and when they take the nutrients out of their poop, it comes out as sawdust. I not completely sure about the sawdust part, but I'm just saying what I've heard.

Having such a short, vestigial tail which is concealed under its fur offers the wombat better protection from predators. Wombats live in burrows. For defence, the wombat literally uses its backside. It has extra tough, thick skin on its lower back. Because a wombat's burrow is only just big enough for the wombat itself to fit into, in the event of a dog or dingo attack, it will present only that thicker hide to the aggressor, a hide that is difficult for a dingo's teeth to penetrate, and with no tail to grasp, the dingo cannot pull the animal out.

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Yes, Beavers Holt is still open and has recently renovated some of its facilities.

Beavers are herbivores, and prefer to eat wood from various trees like quaking aspen, cottonwood, willow, alder, birch, maple and cherry trees. They also eat sedges, pondweed, and water lilies

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Beavers are aquatic, so unless there is a stream running through your backyard, beavers would not be living there.

leather is the prosses of stretching and drying hide (skin).

fat cannot sustain itself out side of a skin(without proper evironment).

the tail is comprised of skin, muscle, fat and bone just like all mamals and marsupials.

im not quite sure! pond weed is probably eaten by tadpoles but i ain't sure cuz i dunno!

some snails do, but im not sure about tadpoles.

Beavers know enough to pick an area to dam up that is fairly level. This is so the water filled area will spread out enough to give them a large pond.

Many people give beavers a lot more credit than I think they deserve. Once they decide to build a dam, they know enough to listen for flowing water and then to push mud and trash into the flow to stop it up, They know enough to use tree branches and logs to reinforce the dam.

They have a plentiful supply of branches and logs because they have to constantly knaw on trees to keep their teeth from getting too long. This is simply a fortunate thing, since they need the bark to eat. They don't know enough to only choose trees that they can pull back to the dam, which they need to do in order to bury the branches in the mud at the floor of the pond for a source of winter food. I see evidence of this lack of "smarts" when they have felled a large hardwood tree several hundreds of feet from the pond and have not even eaten ANY of the bark off the branches.

Once a pond has been constructed, the beavers simply patrol the perimeter listening for any flow of water. If they hear any, they simply push mud from the bottom of the pond up ahead of them to stop the flow. By continuing this process, the pond continues to grow as long as there is enough water being supplied to the pond to make up for leakage and evaporation.

I don't believe they understand all that; they simply have this built-in directive to "STOP EVERY LEAK" and then take advantage of the results.

The constant growth in size of the pond is fortunate for them, because they are constantly killing all the trees that are anywhere close to the edge of the pond for the tooth-shortening and food supply reasons mentioned above. They need this constantly growing pond so they can get to the farther-away trees without ever being too far from the safety of their pond.

In summary:

(FWIW) Beavers certainly are hard workers, but they do what they do with a few simple built-in directives that happen to work in their favor. Else they wouldn't have survived as a species. I'd say they are no "smarter" than a dog.

Beavers eat bark, leaves, roots, twigs. They also eat cottonwood, willow , oak, aspen beach, alder, hickory, and birch trees. They also eat water plants and small shrubs. They eat about two pounds a day. They build shelves for drying off their food. The beaver measures the food it needs for the winter. It also harvest the food and gives it out when it needs it. The beaver conserves the food it finds sometimes by putting it near its lodge to find later to eat. It collects willows in the fall for eating in the winter.

The beaver has to stand on its hind legs and balance with its flat tail to chew wood and gnaw bark It holds the wood with its upper teeth and chews the wood with its lower teeth. It can gnaw through something the size of a rolling pin in about 30 seconds.The beaver's teeth have a hard orange coat that keeps the teeth from breaking. Gnawing wood wears the teeth down. The teeth do grow all the life of the beaver.

well first the beavers wil walk in a circle one of the beavers will attack first they bite each other mainly the winner is the one who grabs the other one by the scruf and bites them either in the neck or some other vulnerable spots. this doesnt happen usually but when it does it can last about 30 minutes!

When a beaver builds a dam, it will block the moving water creating a pond

A beaver mother generally has two to four young, called kits, every spring, and both parents care for them.

There were some Shotguns Stamped Rev-O-Noc H.S.B. & CO. that were made by Hopkins & Allen. They were distributed/retailed by Hibbard Spencer Bartlett of St Louis, Mo. Rev-O-Noc shotguns made by Crescent were also distributed by Richards and Conover of Kansas City. They were also manufactured by Baker Gun and Forging Co and Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works. HSB & Co was in Chicago.

beaver eyes dont shine at nite

the sign of the beaver has 135 pages

because the baby that Matt never never met die 5 days after it was born

I seem to recall one episode where Ward was in a t-shirt.

NO!