Beavers are large rodents native to Canada that grow up to 1 meter long and weigh 30 kg. They have two layers of fur and teeth that continually grow. Beavers build lodges out of mud and sticks near forests and streams, and spend their time chewing food and storing it in their lodges for winter. Their predators include wolves, bears, hawks and owls. Baby beavers, called kits or pups, can swim at birth and leave home at 2 years old. Beavers are known for their skills at swimming, cutting down trees, and building lodges and dams, making them a symbol of Canada featured on the Canadian nickel.

1. Beavers Report by Mattaya.

2. Range of beavers map Beavers live in Canada

3. Appearance Beavers can grow one meter long. Beavers can weigh thirty kg.

4. A ppearance Beavers are the largest rodents. Beavers have two fur coats.

5. Appearance Beavers live up to twenty years. Beavers teeth never stop growing

6. Diet Beavers spend most of their time chewing on things.

7. Diet Beavers keep their food close to lodge. Beavers use their claws to dig up food.

8. Diet Beavers are herbivores. Beavers save their food for winter.

9. Habitat Beavers will make a hole in stream bank and live there.

10. Habitat Beavers build their lodge in water near the forest.

11. Habitat Beavers use mud and sticks to build their home.

12. Predators Beavers predators are wolves and bears.

13. Predators Baby beavers predators are hawks, owls and river otters.

14. Predators Beavers predators can be humans too.

15. Offspring Beavers babies can be called kits or pups.

16. Offspring Baby kits / pups drink milk from mom. Baby kits / pups leave home at two years.

17. Offspring Baby kits / pups can swim when they are born.

18. summary Beavers are good at swimming, cutting down trees and building lodges and dams. Beavers are on the Canadian nickel. Beavers are a symbol of Canada.