beavers
Flat-tailed rodents
Beavers is the plural of beaver—rodents, fur hats, or vulgar slang for female genitals: Beavers build dams with remarkable engineering.
The movie was full of beaver shots.
Rear animal appendage
- furAnimal body hair
- incisorsFront cutting teeth
- teethEnamel-covered chewing structures
- whiskersFacial sensory hairs
castor · paddle · webbed · pelt · guard hairs · underfur · claws · glands
Clear essential liquid
- streamSteady continuous flow
- pondSmall still body
- riverLarge flowing watercourse
- swimMove through water
diving · freshwater · wetland · riparian · bank · shoreline · underwater · surface
Water-holding barrier
- denPrivate room or lair
- burrowAnimal's dug dwelling
- shelterProtected place or structure
- colonyDependent territorial settlement
mud · chamber · family · kits · monogamous · territorial
Water-holding barrier
- hydrologyScience of water distribution
- streamflowRiver water's measured movement
- floodplainFlood-prone riverside lowland
- sedimentParticles settling in liquid
channel · meander · watershed · water table · flow control · canal · spillway · debris
Arch's central locking stone
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- restorationReturning something to condition
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
wetlands · flora · fauna · ecological · watershed · wildlife · species · environmental
Cambridge research university
- CanadaNorthern North American nation
- fur tradeCommercial exchange of animal skins
- peltFur-bearing animal skin
- trappingCatching with concealed devices
hat · rendezvous · mountain men · voyageurs
tail
Rear animal appendage
whiskers · castor · paddle · webbed · pelt · guard hairs · underfur · claws · glands · flat tail
water
Clear essential liquid
swim · diving · freshwater · wetland · riparian · bank · shoreline · underwater · surface · plunge
dam
Water-holding barrier
colony · mud · chamber · family · kits · monogamous · territorial
dam
Water-holding barrier
- hydrologyScience of water distribution
- streamflowRiver water's measured movement
- floodplainFlood-prone riverside lowland
sediment · channel · meander · watershed · water table · flow control · canal · spillway · debris
keystone
Arch's central locking stone
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- restorationReturning something to condition
conservation · wetlands · flora · fauna · ecological · watershed · wildlife · species · environmental · rewilding
MIT
Cambridge research university
- CanadaNorthern North American nation
- fur tradeCommercial exchange of animal skins
- peltFur-bearing animal skin
trapping · hat · rendezvous · mountain men · voyageurs
chew
Grind with teeth
nibble · bite · fell · trees · branches · logs · aspen · willow · birch · poplar
mammal
Warm-blooded, milk-producing animal
burrowing · foraging · cache · quadruped · muskrat · woodchuck · capybara · nutria · coypu · semi-aquatic
- plant-eatersherbivores, grazers, browsers, cows, horses
- Canadian EnvironmentCanadian Shield, boreal forest, boreal forests, Great Lakes, prairies
- chewersgnawers, ruminants, cows, goats, sheep
- animalscat, dog, bird, fish, cow
- mammalsbears, bats, sheep, cats, anteater
- wildlifewhite-tailed deer, birds, mammals, elephant, reptiles
- beaver peltsProcessed rodent hides
- eager beaverOverly enthusiastic person
- beaver damRodent-built stream blockade
- busy beaversExtremely active workers
- busy as a beaverTirelessly hardworking idiom
- beaver lodgeSemi-aquatic rodent dwelling