Beavers are known as busy animals, and are tal- ented in reconstructing landscapes. Whenever there are sites available, beavers will dig the soil on the banks of rivers and lakes. Further- more, they're able to transform less suitable habitats into dans. They block streams, to turn Selds and forests into large ponds for them. by gnawing trees, using their strong teeth and powerful jaws to create massive log, branch, and mud structures. Beavers have homes shaped like domes. talled lodges, which are also constructed of mud and branches. Their homes are located in strategic ways, such as in the centres of lakes and can only be accessed through underwater entrances. This home is meant for families of monogamous parents, young kids, and the yearlings from the previous offspring. Beavers are one of the largest rodents. They are herbivores and they eat aquatic planis. Beavers move with an awkward waddle when they are on land but they can move gracefully in water because they use their large webbed rear feet, which look like swimrning fins, and also their paddle-shaped tails that make them swim at speeds of 8 km per hour. Beavers are also able to remain underwater for 15 minutes surfacing and they also have transparent eyelids, which function as goggles. Beavers' furs are naturally oily and waterproof. Why can beavers swini at speeds of up to 8 km per hour? They have swimming skills. B. They are graceful in the water. They swim to catch their prey. D. They are able to remain underwater. They have large webbed rear feet and paddle-shaped tails

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Beavers are known as busy animals, and are tal- ented in reconstructing landscapes. Whenever there are sites available, beavers will dig the soil on the banks of rivers and lakes. Further- more, they're able to transform less suitable habitats into dans. They block streams, to turn Selds and forests into large ponds for them. by gnawing trees, using their strong teeth and powerful jaws to create massive log, branch, and mud structures.

Beavers have homes shaped like domes. talled lodges, which are also constructed of mud and branches. Their homes are located in strategic ways, such as in the centres of lakes and can only be accessed through underwater entrances. This home is meant for families of monogamous parents, young kids, and the yearlings from the previous offspring.

Beavers are one of the largest rodents. They are herbivores and they eat aquatic planis. Beavers move with an awkward waddle when they are on land but they can move gracefully in water because they use their large webbed rear feet, which look like swimrning fins, and also their paddle-shaped tails that make them swim at speeds of 8 km per hour. Beavers are also able to remain underwater for 15 minutes surfacing and they also have transparent eyelids, which function as goggles. Beavers' furs are naturally oily and waterproof.

Why can beavers swini at speeds of up to 8

km per hour?

They have swimming skills.

B. They are graceful in the water.

They swim to catch their prey.

D. They are able to remain underwater. They have large webbed rear feet and

paddle-shaped tails

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