Beaver

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Second-largest rodent after the capybara, the beaver fells trees with iron-hard teeth and stacks them into dams that slow rivers, raise ponds and flood meadows. The new wetlands store clean water and shelter trout, frogs, ducks and scores of other species.
Technical factsheet
Type:Mammal
Habitat:Freshwater
Diet:Herbivore
Continents:North America, Europe, Asia
Size:74–90 cm body length
Weight:11–32 kg
Activity:Nocturnal
Social behavior:Pair
Lifespan:10–12 years in the wild
Habitat: The Beaver can be found in Canada, Mexico, United-states-of-america, Argentina, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, Russia