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Beaver Woodcutting Habits By Four Sharp Incisors
A Dugmore account describes a beaver in a Canadian forest using its incisors to cut birch and feed on bark. Beavers work one or two per tree, sometimes solo, rotating work and leaving a small section to hold the trunk, while clearing a roadway to a pond and eating sapinga bark. Canada hosts over 1.5 million beavers, far more than the United States.
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A. Radclyffe Dugmore
Sapinga