Who Damms Better?
Who Damms Better?
Beavers are known for building dams, but how do they know how to do it?
Scientists have been researching beaver behavior and have found that they use a complex process of trial and error.
They build a dam by placing sticks in the water in order to dam up the stream. If this doesn't work, they will try something else until they find a way that works.
Appearance
The body of the beaver is rather stout, and it has a thick neck, big head, short, rounded ears, quick hands, webbed feet, and a flat tail.
The two layers of the reddish-dark brown waterproof fur are made up of a softer lower layer and an upper layer made up of more protective guard hairs.
The back foot of the beaver also possesses a unique claw that serves as a comb for brushing its fur.
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