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Sound on 🔊 Researchers have identified up to seven types of beaver vocalisation including hissing, whining and growling. Hissing is a form of defensive vocalisation. Kits whine to initiate grooming and play and sometimes to beg for food from their parents. It looks like this beaver is voicing its frustration with a bit of snagged-up bramble! 📹 Video from a DWT beaver site near Ottery St. Mary #AmazingNature | Devon Wildlife Trust

Have you ever heard a beaver kit talk? Beavers use a wide range of vocalizations, including whines, grunts and growls. In the last 20 seconds of this video you can hear the kit talking in a whine (you might have to turn the volume up a bit). I think she is complaining. At the end, she tells her brother “stay clear, Mom is in a mood”. 😁😁 | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers

Beaver dams = great bird habitat! Check out this great blue heron, enjoying the pool created by a beaver dam. Beaver activity prompted park ecologists to set up a motion sensing camera, to learn more about the wildlife in the area. Beaver dams enhance wetlands, which provides important habitats for birds, fish, and other animals. Rocky is working to encourage more beaver activity in the park as part of the Elk and Vegetation Management Plan (https://www.nps.gov/romo/learn/management/elk-and-vege