The Giant Pond Rat That Built America

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Published 2021-10-08
This animal is an architect - it builds entire ecosystems just so it can be better at hide and seek.

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Animalogic Created by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew Strapp
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Examining the nature of the beast.

All Comments (21)
  • @fantastopotomus
    Flowing water: exists Beavers: "And I took that personally."
  • @Ryan-qv9ed
    Not shown but they also make really cute sounds. Saw two when hiking recently and after they swam into the lodge I heard them happily grumbling away at each other
  • @MrPlainsflyer
    Beaver hears running water: "Aight, one sec, Imma fix this"
  • @tiacho2893
    As a Canadian, I will attest that the beaver is a proud and noble animal. And until you see one close up you have no idea what total chonks they are.
  • @jer2689
    My Grandpa has a family of beavers on his property. Turned 10s of thousands of square feet of the best agricultural land into a massive lake and its gorgeous.
  • @sciencenerd7639
    I love the part about the beaver piling sticks on the tape player
  • @MattC09
    Hearing a Beaver just rip one had me laughing for a handful of minutes. Great episode!
  • @LunaBianca1805
    I love beavers, they're cute and some of nature's best architects and engineers ❤ What's best is that their Europwan cousins are finally calling my German home country their home again as well 🥰
  • @dscrive
    I'd like to see beavers returned to their historical range out west, seems like they could help a bit with droughts in remote areas. trap and remove them when they edge into farmland. I'm pretty sure the beaver dams would reduce the severity of wildfires, and that, even with trapping and removing them from farms, it would be very cost effective compared to fighting the fires. . . plus, all those extra ponds might provide remote resources to helicopters with the water buckets. My education is in industrial arts not environmental science, so I'm just spitballing here.
  • @shacka95
    So inspired that such modest mammals are able to build impressive structures such as the Hoover Dam
  • @al145
    I remember canoeing on a stretch of creek and didn't realize how close we were to where the local beavers lived, until one came out and tail slapped near us. Sorry, guy, didn't know
  • @ddenozor
    I always found beavers fascinating because they build dams and water structures, but I didn’t know the real scope of impact they had on ecosystem.
  • @Irfanhill
    I like how delighted Danielle was with that beaver fart. She had to put it on repeat. Proud Canadian there!
  • @bodamyan_bg
    Thank you all at Animalogic sooo much! Enormous Luv & Respect from Bulgaria.
  • @tatsusama3192
    This is making me want to go rewatch Angry Beavers😂❤️ The nostalgia
  • @davidhanson4909
    I'd like to thank this comment section for keeping it mostly classy. Y'all are stronger and more mature than I.
  • @emptee5941
    Just watching the beaver chewing on a stick is so satisfying… om-nom-nom with snapping sound. :)
  • @Wyatt_Riley
    One thing that wasn't mentioned and in my opinion is probably one of the coolest things about beavers is that their teeth are literally coated in iron. They have actual regenerating shears for teeth