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Did You Know?

Beavers are among nature’s top engineers! Their dams are carefully structured systems—not random piles—designed to control water levels. They use heavier logs at the base, smaller branches to fill gaps, and mud and rocks to seal everything together, creating a strong, flexible barrier. Plus, in fast-moving water, dams are often curved to distribute pressure, while in slower water, they’re typically straighter—showing impressive, site-specific engineering.