Bo doing beaver stuff in the pond... I admire her ambition, dragging all those logs at once. She looks so gorgeous against the setting sun. Did you know that beavers excavate the bottom of their ponds to make them deeper by using their short front legs like a forklift to scoop mud off of the bottom? The mud can either be used in construction on their dams or to make a scent mound for communication. #bothebeaver #wildliferescue #beaver #wildliferehabilitation #educationalanimal | Wild For Life in

1.7M views · 10K reactions | Dive into the world of nature's master builders, where the humble beaver transforms barren streams into bustling ecosystems. Witness how these unassuming architects engineer wetlands, shaping the very fabric of the land to create life-sustaining habitats. Explore the ripple effect of their ingenuity, from flood control to water purification, and see how restoring these natural engineers can breathe life back into our landscapes. | Sustainable Human | Facebook

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29K views · 391 reactions | Le castor dans un habitat naturel The beaver in its natural habitat | Tommy Gauthier | Facebook

4.4K views · 509 reactions | Help us purchase and preserve important beaver habitat and you will be able to visit! #beavers #tulipbeaver #wildliferescue Link in bio https://gofund.me/291a17c4 | Rescue Beavers | Facebook

12K views · 147 reactions | Conrad Ely and Noa Meiri are ODFW beaver conservation biologists, and one of their main goals is to raise awareness about tools to reduce human/wildlife conflict. Pond levelers can be a fantastic way to keep existing beaver habitat, which is vital to so many species, including juvenile salmon, while reducing flooding in human-modified landscapes. | Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife | Facebook