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Rescue Beavers Turn Backyard Puddle Into A Serene Pond

Rescue Beavers Turn Backyard Puddle Into A Serene Pond

If you know anything about beavers, you're likely aware that they spend a lot of time in the water. They build dams and use their teeth to cut impressive-sized trees, but they also have quite a way of using their paws to build too.

That was recently seen in an adorable video of a pair of beavers turning a backyard puddle in a pond to play in.

PhD conservationist, wildlife researcher and beaver rehabilitator Holley Muraco regularly shares about her life with beavers on her YouTube channel.

She rescues and rehabilitates the wild animals to get them ready for life on their own, and she documents the journey for others to see.

In a recent video, you can see two of her rescue beavers, Sawyer and Finn, teaming up to "turn a favorite mud puddle into a pond." Holly said in the video, "Beavers are excellent excavators."

While a puddle may not seem like much, Sawyer and Finn see the water as nothing but an opportunity! They slowly and meticulously get to work trudging through the muck and carefully excavating the mud to make way for more water flow.

It's strangely peaceful to watch.

If you'd like to see the two beavers hard at work for yourself, check out the sweet video below:
Malorie Thompson

Malorie works as a writer and editor in Northern California. She's passionate about food, conscious living, animal welfare, and conservation. She's worked with a variety of publications in different sectors but is happiest covering topics close to her heart. When not at her laptop, Malorie can be found enjoying picnics on the beach, hiking in the redwoods, and spending time with her rescue pup, Jax.

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