✨Beaver facts with Sarika✨ Did you know beavers can build a dam in under 24 hours? Link in bio to watch Beavers From Above on CBC Gem and The Nature of Things YouTube 📺 | CBC Docs

88 reactions · 19 comments | Turn it up to listen to this beaver family chatting during dinner. They communicate through grunts and whines. | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers | Facebook

54K views · 4K reactions | In this video, you can hear one of the beavers chatting while they are eating. That whining noise is one of the ways they vocalize to communicate. #beavers #wildlifephotography | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers | Facebook

1K views · 46 reactions | Sound on  Researchers have identified up to seven types of beaver vocalisation including hissing, whining and growling. Hissing is a form of defensive vocalisation. Kits whine to initiate grooming and play and sometimes to beg for food from their parents. It looks like this beaver is voicing its frustration with a bit of snagged-up bramble!  Video from a DWT beaver site near Ottery St. Mary #AmazingNature | Devon Wildlife Trust | Facebook

In a remarkable example of natural engineering, beavers constructed a dam that filtered polluted water flowing into a protected area—achieving what local authorities had spent seven years planning but had not yet implemented. The animals unknowingly completed the project for free. The beaver dam slowed water flow, trapped sediment, and prevented contaminated runoff from spreading downstream. When officials inspected the site, they realized the dam accomplished the same environmental goals as a p