Beavers

As much wood as a woodchuck would chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

Lovely and it doesnt make your face sore

He screams loud, then tries to bite your balls off. Meanwhile, second bear sneaks behind you and rips your leg tendons out.

Then you scream loud, they scream loud.

Then you die.

yes

Beavers really like the bark of willow, maple, birch, aspen, cottonwood, beech, poplar, and alder trees.

no

There are various types of predators that will attack beavers. These include grey wolves, mountain lions, coyotes, bears, Canadian lynx, bobcats, wolverines, fox, and American alligator.

Both are mammals and can be active in water or land. However both require land as neither can breath through water. Outside of that there aren't a lot of similarities.

They cut down the tree that they are using for there home then they get help taking it to the place that they are building its/they're home.

Beavers live in wetlands because they are able to obtain the fish that they eat, from that environment.

No, a bird is not fed with milk because they only eat worms cut up or chewed.

By forcing her with a gun

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they can us there teeth to cut trees

it is believed that the true and common household beaver has clear eyelids, they adapted this so that they could see with there eyes closed. although you can see there eyelids and it looks like they are non transparent, they can see you. almost like the invisibly cloak on harry potter.

beavers can be very misleading. do not make friends with them. they can sometimes claw you. i learnt this the hard way. now i only have 9 fingers and permanently scared

A beavers' nest is a lodge.

"Rat" is not very specific, but no, they're not. The true rats are murids (Latin for "mouse-like"), with their closest relatives being mice (duh, given the name "murid") and other true rats, followed by gerbils and voles and hamsters.

Beavers are castorimorphs (Latin for "beaver-shaped" ... you know, a lot of these Latin names sound kind of silly when you translate them), most closely related to gophers and kangaroo rats (which are not "true" rats ... this is why we said that "rat" was not very specific; any medium-sized rodent is fairly likely to have the word "rat" in at least one of its common names), and fairly closely related to the sciurids (squirrels).

does anyone know any hyperboles, onomatopoeia and personifications in the sign of the beaver?:-/ please help

beavers are wonderful rodents. We need to save beavers

Matts father left to get Matt`s mom and sisters, but he did not want strangers to invade the land they own. So he left Matt. In next chapters Ben steals his rifle and a swarm of bees attack, Matt is saved by indians.

History. Canada is a place of trees, and was one of the first resources to be exported. The other was fish but fish does not warm your heart on a cold winters day like a maple fire, some maple syrup, or maple sugar cookies

Canada had just the right climate for maple syrup. To the south of us it was too warm, to the north too cold. As a result Canada quickly became a producer of Maple Syrup. It is a part of our culture dating back hundreds of years.

And that makes it a natural symbol for Canada.

It is extremely rare for a beaver to attack a human. They are very gentle animals but like all animals they will defend themselves if cornered.

Additional info:

Most beaver attacks occur when the animal is rabid. For example, in 2005, near Bel Air, Maryland, a rabid beaver bit three people playing in the water at a state park.

Roughly the size of donkeys. (Information found on the Savage Stone Age by Terry Deary.)