November 2020

Where Do Beavers Live? Beavers can be found across the entire world, but most of the population resides in North America due to overhunting in Europe. They stray away from places that are too cold or dry, so you won’t find any in the northern parts of Canada, the deserts of Mexico, or the western […]

What Is a Beaver’s Natural Diet? It seems like beavers will eat anything, and that’s mostly true. They are herbivores, so you don’t need to fear man-eating beavers. Though with their constantly growing teeth, they can appear quite threatening. Beavers not only eat local vegetation as part of their natural diet, but they use the

Humane Ways to Remove Beavers In many states, there are laws protecting beavers and local wildlife by either requiring you to have a trapping license or issuing significant fines for using lethal traps. Instead, there are many humane ways to remove beavers from your land. Whether they’re eating away at your vegetable garden, destroying your

How to Prevent Beavers The jury is hung on whether the consequences outweigh the benefits when it comes to beavers in any particular area. On the one hand, they have been a part of that biome long before humans, providing shelter, food, and water to the other animals. On the other hand, they can destroy

Different ways to get rid of beavers Beavers are among the most diligent of animals, morphing their environments into their perfect living spaces. They are the largest rodents in North America, weighing about 50 pounds when fully matured. They can be identified by their large front teeth they use to gnaw through trees and a

What type of damage do beavers cause? In the United States, beavers cause over $22 million a year in damage. This is unfortunate because beavers can be found almost everywhere-except the desert Southwest and the Florida Peninsula. Beavers build dams because they are semi-aquatic and also because beaver dams offer protection from predators such as

All About Beavers Biology Beavers are among the most interesting mammals, capable of navigating through land and water with a body suited to support their active lifestyles. You might know them for their large front teeth, webbed feet, and flat tail used for both swimming in water and stability on land. Additionally, they are the