Beaver teeth and playtime with the babies
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Edit to add: no I have never been bitten but I don’t ever give them a reason to either. When they play wrestle with each other they take great care to not bite into each other. They nip each other sometimes but nothing like a wild adult aggressive beaver would do when fighting for real. They will open their mouth in an attempt to play or nip my clothes but I don’t let it persist. I redirect the attention to something else.
Beavers have orange front teeth because of a layer of iron in the enamel. This makes them super strong and allows them to chop down trees. They have 20 teeth in total. #beavers #cuteanimals #funnyanimals #beaverdam #wildliferescue #wildliferehab #beaverteeth
Before your programmes, I had no idea beavers were so wonderful❤
I agree wholeheartedly!
Finn had a smile when you were rubbing the side of his face.
Yes! And his cute little cheeks were showing 🥰
They are so playful and affectionate with you. Thanks for all the information too.
Beavers are so cute! Thank you for sharing. I love the little noises they make. ❤
Nothing better than these excellent scratches for reuniting and cuddling with human Mum in the morning!
Thank you for all these infos first hand about the teeth, the ears, the paws, the thick fur, the sweet sounds...😘
The little rays of sunshine🌞
Those 3 beavers love you so much! Thank you for taking care of them. I'm sure it's a lot of work, but they really need you.
I love the sound they make, sounds like a baby
They all want your attention! Pet me, pet me! Love that they like the human contact and seem to want to play. I think they were hinting for some sweet potato!
“Beavers are cool.” Sounded like the inner child in you coming out lol but yup. Agreed.
Orange teeth !! Who knew? You did of course and taught all of us. I just love these guys. Thank you.
Beavers are perfectly engineered engineers.
Love their sweet baby noises....so cute...
Thank you for sharing your rescue beavers. You have done a great job rehabbing them and put in a lot of work. I hope they are doing well.
I learned so much from your Beaver videos . They are amazing creatures
Sweet beaver babys. 👍👍👍😀😊🤗
Love greetings from Graz Austria 🇦🇹
So cute. Amazing animals. Thank you for sharing.
I’m looking at old Huck/Finn/Sawyer videos and learning so much! Thank you!
I didnt know about the teeth colour. But a couple of videos back I saw something orange in one of the beaver's mouths and thought it was sweet potato, but now I think it was his teeth. Cute little ears too, and with the flap - so wonderfully made! Everything thought of! Love them 🧡🧡🧡
I see a bunch of different physiological traits in beavers that are very similar to seals.
The hind feet, body shape, and head shape.
Plus, they're very adept swimmers, and they can hold their breath for extended periods.
I think the classification of beavers will change - and soon - based on the species’ unique characteristics, such as their specialized tails and their capacity to create habitat for hundreds of other species.
Right now beavers are lumped into a category established in the 1700s. Modern methods of species classification include DNA analysis and a much more refined recognition of physical characteristics that distinguish one species from others.
Rodentia is a huge order - almost half of all mammals are considered rodents, simply because they have a pair of continuously growing incisors in the upper and lower jaws.
That’s true of beavers, but it’s also true of rabbits, whose classification was changed from Rodentia to Lagomorpha because they have tiny, secondary teeth behind the main gnawing teeth.
People have only become aware of how important beavers are to ecosystems, and our own interests as well. Some are still ignorant of these facts, despite water scarcity brought on by prolonged droughts and massive overuse. Some of the beavers shown here were orphaned when some idiot blew up their dam, or shot or trapped their parents to take their skins and other body parts.
Even in drought-ravaged California, where millions of native trees have died in the past few years, and in 2022 the Governor created new Warden-level positions in the Fish & Wildlife department specifically to protect beavers and their habitats, beavers can still be hunted for fun or profit (!) That has to change, and soon.
OH MY GOSH❣️❤️ THEY LOVE U SO MUCH! I'VE LEARNED JUST A TON OF THINGS BOUT BEAVERS & IT'S CAUSE OF U SO THANK U!! 💕
how very amazing they are! Iron in their teeth. I also love those very cute ears. they are so interesting as well as cute xxx
Beaver wrestle time!! And I can't get over Finn's cute little cheek when you were petting his face 🥰
I love the way you talk to them and they let you play with them. 😍
Thank you for educating the world about these beautiful animals. Hopefully it helps us coexist better in some way. God bless!
They love you!
Impossibly cute❤️❤️❤️
Interesting info about these adorable critters! Thanks as always!! ❤️❤️❤️
Buried by baby beavers? Brilliant!
Thank you for explaining. 🧡🦫🧡
oh wow! That makes so much sense---about the iron in their teeth---and this was a fact I needed to know, without even knowing it. Thank you.
Do they ever show aggression toward you? Yes, you wouldn’t want to get bit by a beaver!
1:53 j'ai l'impression qu'il rigole quand on fait des chatouilles 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you "Professor Muraco" and the the other members of this nature classroom panel Huck, Sawyer, and Finn.
I love your videos. They are so darn cute!!!
Thanks for making them
So interesting- they are such amazing animals! I wish I had your job Holly🥰
They are adorable ❤
Had to subscribe, been watching too much not too 😊
First saw Beaver and their work Michigan, they were very very skittish and not easy to observe. Met beavers North in Ontario Canada and they were calm and unbothered to be observed, they were amazing there and I never saw any so calm and natural. There are Beaver here in Missouri plentiful and I see them often but they are shy too, but with patience they do their thing and are a joy to hang out with while they work. Very nice of you to care for the babies and share the experience. Mostly I was shown the example of them being pests and a nuisance and knew of them being treated as such, but I never saw them that way and found them fascinating! Nice to learn the way of the Beaver with you 👍😎
I think the difference in beaver behaviors you’ve observed comes down to human overpopulation and irresponsible hunting laws in the US.
Beavers are a ‘keystone species’ because they create and maintain ecosystems for hundreds of other species. We are foolish to allow the killing of beavers and the destruction of the their habitats.
Nice info of too cute babies 🦫🦫🦫
This is so lovely😊❤
Adorable as usual 💫🏵💙
Your kids are adorable
You have no snow. nice.
What are the differences between the 3 beaver's personalities? Sawyer definitely seems to whine the most lol
dat's some gud bellllllly!
wow wow orange
So Very interesting. Thank you for the education on beavers 🦫.
Very educational. I'll admit I didn't know most of this stuff you been teaching. I don't know why. Thank you
Love the educational information.❤
I always just thought their teeth were not brushed so they were that color. Thank you for your information. I love these cuties!
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Babies
Lovely little furry sawmills.
Best critters, but we aren't allowed them in NZ.
Dunno why, but there'll be some bullshit PC excuse.
They are most excellent.
They sound like - I have NO real idea!
(Possibly beavers?).
No, their teeth are orange from eating creamsicles! 🥰
We live near a river and the beavers have taken down trees in our property. Nature's way of opening up our view. Thank you, Lord!
"Beavers are cool". No male will ever argue that..
"Beavers are cool", make it a T-shirt print.
So they do bite? I think I would be wearing gloves.
Arent you scared that they might bite your finger off by accident 😄
They're not literally metal teeth. Rather, their teeth are made of iron-based minerals (which tend to be brown/orange, like rust), whereas ours are made of calcium-based minerals.
I love how you’re correcting the professional scientist. Takes a lot of idiocy since that’s not what she said and she even says in the video AND the description that they have iron in their enamel.
@@parryyotter 0:49 "they lay down a layer of iron in their enamel, which essentially means they have metal teeth"
OK, we can take "a layer of iron" as an informal way of saying "a layer of iron-containing minerals". But beavers do not "have metal teeth", just as the calcium-containing minerals in our teeth don't mean that we have metal teeth. There is no metallic iron in the teeth; only iron-based minerals. Minerals are not metals; being made of minerals does not make somethign "metal".
And, thank you, but I do not need to be lectured about my supposed character flaws by somebody who resorts to insults as soon as they disagree with somebody.
@@beeble2003 mineral and metal are not mutually exclusive terms... The minerals in beaver teeth contain metallic iron compounds. She may have been a little loose with her language but it was clear what she meant.
@@isaacbruner65 The only metallic minerals are things like gold and silver that occur naturally as an element. What iron compound is metallic? Metals are, roughly speaking, a lattice of positive ions held together by a gas of delocalized electrons; most non-elemental minerals are a lattice of positive and negative ions held together by opposites attracting.
And I don't think it was clear what she meant in that specific case. People know intuitively what a metal is: it's something like steel. Saying that beavers' teeth are metal makes it sound like they are fundamentally different from other animals' teeth. They're not. They're like stone, just like other animals' teeth. But they're a harder kind of stone because they contain iron compounds. Saying that beaver teeth "contain iron" is a little loose with language; saying that they "are metal" is just wrong.
3:30 Hi! Are all these “little” beavers from the same family? Is Sawyer the youngest? I want to know their “backstory” So CUTE AND SMART AND LOYAL!🦫👏🦫❤️😘
I believe they are siblings whose parents were sadly killed. If you go back to the video where she introduces the beavers to us, I think she tells a bit more about them.
Found it ruclips.net/video/fvO6rsXTVBM/видео.html
Thank you! I’ve been looking for one like that!
@@meredithbirdmiller3367 No problem at all 😊
Hey Holly - I really like your videos - but if I can suggest: Find a way to improve your audio (a wind-screen on your mic, perhaps) and I think that will attract more subscribers. More youtube = money = more beavers, right? Otherwise, keep up the good work - love the critters!
She’s not doing this to be a professional RUclipsr? Why would she waste money investing in a microphone? She’s also not keeping the beavers. She rescues them, rehabs them, and sends them off to another rehab before they’re released. They only take in beavers as-needed.
@@parryyotterbecause it would be a small investment with large quality payoff. That's why.
Have they ever bitten you?
Boss 🦫 🦫 🦫 🦫
They are so sweet. There is nothing like waking up in the morning to some of Mom's sweet love🥰 That sweet belly rub🤗☺
Yeah, but the beaver needs some whitening strips on his teeth for sure.
So cute.. the noises and playfulness with you? Awesome. And I had no idea about the teeth color.
Wow. . . I'm learning so much about Beaver Awesomeness!
J'aime tellement les petits bruits 🥺
I love this video! They are so chonky I want to hug them!
This was so wonderful, thank you. ❤️🦫❤️🦫❤️🦫
Them angel's are so cute. How do you resist kissing them Is beyond me
So interesting to learn more about theses little beauties
You are amazing! You're a fantastic beaver Mom and I enjoy watching you raise these babies and learning about beavers. But, it does make me a bit sad that I will most likely never get to give a baby beaver tummy scritches. Thanks for these videos. They brighten my day.
they are like little doggies
Hah...
The want belly scritches!
Oui il à l'air d'aimer celà !!🤣
Thank you soo mch for this excellent series, I love the facts AND OMG THE BELLIES 😭😍
Oh my God the cute noises they make!
in the timberborn game, there's a faction of beavers called "ironteeth". now i know it's more than just a cool name.
Holley - You read my mind! I wondered why when they go underwater so much, they don't get ear infections. AND, I wondered why the beavers I've seen had yellow orange teeth. I can't even imagine what a bite would do to human flesh and the thing is, they wouldn't do it to you to be malicious. They'd be playing. Most baby animals do it for play and to be stronger to take on others. Thanks
Oohhhhh, that glorious "belleh" at 1:52! 😊
Huck loves the scratches
Sawyer loves to organize and squeak for mom
Finn just wants to protect the family, lol.
my new stress reliever. my eyes are moist g-damn it. thank you
Those little ears 🥰
I am new to the channel. How did you get lucky enough to have these critters at your house?
So, when beavers have bright orange teeth, scratch themselves, and grunt, it is cute, but when I do it, it is "Sir, we are going to have to ask you to leave this Dollar Tree"
0:38 ils ont de sacrés dents
I see that these babies get feisty sometimes. Do they ever bite you.
where have u found them?
THESE ANIMALS ROCK
They seem extremely tame.
Love these guys
How do you tell the difference between Huck, Finn and Sawyer?
Their tail shape and length are one way. But also she just knows their personalities and sizes.
@@parryyotter Thanks, sometimes I think their colors (slight differences) are a clue too.
sorry, don't mean to complain, as I love your channel, but to have the camera that close is very disconcerting to watch....just sayin. I know you were having fun, and so were the boys! Thanks
Curious what state are you located in
I believe one video's description said Louisiana.
IIRC Mississippi