they mate and bond for life...AND WE MADE THEM INTO HATS! 😭

@keith1291

5 жыл бұрын

really really good hats

I just found my favorite animal!!!

woah , I knew beaver used tree branches to build "damns". But that they actually brings stones to weigh it down and place muddy stuff on it to keep it sealed etc , that was suprising O.o

@antonio-fv7ef

7 жыл бұрын

dams

@play362

7 жыл бұрын

Antonio Moldovan (๑‾ ꇴ ‾๑)

@TheDD5623

5 жыл бұрын

Fyi. A lot of times you can find muskrats in beaver dams. The muskrats bring back leaves for bedding, in return for food. Basically the pay beaver rent.

i like the noises beavers make its cute

@MrSimondaniel3

7 жыл бұрын

yeah

@giannaperrone2861

7 жыл бұрын

joojojooo me to they are cute

@madman2u

7 жыл бұрын

Like a human child pulling on their parents clothes when they want something xD

I dig the fact that Beavers can, in effect, have their own versions of "fixer-upper" homes

Enjoyed this video so much, and it so fun to watch the Beavers thriving and being understood by so many good and caring people. Thank's

this is a kind of de-stresser film to me....aaahhh so inspirational and light. love it!

Simply Beautiful. Thanks for posting this

Used this video to teach my 4yr old about beavers. After reading a book about beavers and this was by far most informative and very educational! we both enjoyed it a lot and learned so much 😃

I have spent many many peaceful hours on the Chattooga, Nantahala, Chattahoochee, at sunset just drifting in my kayak listening to the sweet soft gentle mewling sounds of beaver talking to one another - slapping their tails in warning, just enjoying the twilight ... they are incredible ... just last night I was talking with my neighbor about our local population of beaver - we are so fortunate to have them here.

@idylledoll

4 жыл бұрын

TFS, amazing. I love them so much.

Precious Beavers! Love watching them swim at the wetlands! They are hard-working and heart-warming!

I like the sounds they make

aw man, beavers share their lodge with rat, insect and frog

Ah, Beavers. The manliest of all the small woodland mammals.

@awesometurtle4887

8 жыл бұрын

yep

@madman2u

7 жыл бұрын

They're also the most gay, you know, because of all the wood :P

Beaver is a noble creature!

"Beavers mitigate droughts" what a surprise.... nature can take care of itself and do it better than we can... it might have to do with the fact that nature has millions of years of practice

@Phil8sheo

5 жыл бұрын

While I certainly agree that nature has millions of years of practice, you do realize humans are evolved animals and just as much a part of nature as the damn beaver and their dams.

@mookfaru835

5 жыл бұрын

And also, nature isn’t a perfect system, it’s a system evolved by chance, and sometimes combos turn wrong, like the one ant species that is killing all the rest or a better squirrel killing all the others.

@garymax5168

5 жыл бұрын

Mook Faru It's called foodchain "ffs" and they are predators for a reason.

This animal saves many other animal species by his good work.

I love the documentary. Beavers are really wonderful engineers. Thanks for sharing

Hard working like the Canadians.

@alfalafelstine1536

6 жыл бұрын

But they don't apologize for flooding roads.

@NikiSimeonov

6 жыл бұрын

you can eat my syrup anyday ;)

@Arzene22

6 жыл бұрын

Eh.

@Mike_416

6 жыл бұрын

That’s why our labour force constantly references them.

I love beavers. They're one of my favorite animals. So cute and intelligent.

I wish humans could learn to give BACK to nature instead of constantly taking it like insatiable monsters.

@vik5999

7 жыл бұрын

i used to think that way when i was in twenties but it is very complex. Companies will not stop that because they have to pay returns to their share holders and indians and chinease have just started on that path. I see no hope, you as a human want to stop it but the owner or shareholder of the company as a human wants to have more profits and don't educate themselves. example, you probably eat beef twice a day but will not hurt a cattle if you have to do everything from the scratch. it is very complex.

@raymondfair7822

7 жыл бұрын

Aris Niro if we did that our living standards will fall drastically. Look at nomadic societies and some of there darkest practises. Like killing babies to keep populations low. Illiteracy. Disease. People starve and die in the winter. People die of thirst in draughts. You get the picture

@arisniro3167

7 жыл бұрын

You sound a little dramatic here. Many people are suffering right now with only a minority in each country living a happy, abundant life. Really, if humans stopped breeding like the world was going to end if they slow down, then we could actually share with nature without taking so much that, like I said, only a few benefit from, despite the growing, needy population. You're talking about giving EVERYTHING back. Yes, you sound dramatic, and I say that partly because you seem unaware just how much is being taken from nature without any returning. The damage humans have done in the relatively short period we've been on this planet is horrifying. Don't make it sound like my suggestion will cause deaths. Human society at this moment is killing more lives than simple, fair sharing ever could.

@carnelobo5602

6 жыл бұрын

Aris Niro For the record, I know when you say "Humanity" you mean everyone but yourself, but the emissions coming from the plant powering your charger and lights is killing more animals- including Beaver, then any person emptying a Beaver lake ever possibly could. Js for all the pretentious cunts who think that everyone EXCEPT themself is a horrible nature-killing monster.

@wilsonblauheuer6544

6 жыл бұрын

it is not necessary to kill babies (either by abortion of infanticide) to control population. It is not necessary to kill animals to have good nutritious food. Humans are lazy and selfish, probably more than any other animal. That is why the world is a mess.

These are such lovely creatures Never knew their qualities before Such a magnificent and hard worker with good nature

I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO VERY NICE , AND I LEARNED ALOT ! I JUST PURSCHASED SOME LAND IN CENTRAL IL AND I NOTICED WE HAD BEAVERS IN ARE 3 LAKES , I SEEN THEY WAS EATING ALL ARE BIG TREES THAT ARE GROWING IN WATER . I WAS CONCERNED AND WAS LOOKING UP BEAVER INFORMATION TO LEARN HOW TO HUNT THEM AND GET THEM OUT OF ARE PONDS TO SAVE ARE TREES , BUT AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO I HAVE DECIDED TO KEEP THE BEAVERS LOL AND LET THEM BE IN POND. SO I WILL ALWAYS HAVE AN HOLD WATER IN ARE PONDS . GREAT VIDEO !!!THANKS

@HashtagBirdyy

7 жыл бұрын

CAPS LOCK IS A KEY YOU CAN HIT SO IT DOESN"T LOOK LIKE YOU ARE YELLING AT EVERYONE. ALSO, ARE is not a term to show ownership, the word you were looking for is our.

@AtomicReverend

6 жыл бұрын

Birdyy QUIT BEING A SPELLING NAZI, we both know what they meant. If you're not careful I will use your and you're wrong.

@HashtagBirdyy

6 жыл бұрын

im not a spelling nazi, nor was i being a spelling nazi... idgaf about spelling too much.. just tryna help him out since our and are are 2 separate words that even sound separate...

@FamousLeprechaun

6 жыл бұрын

"are are"? You're in no position to spellcheck people.

@HashtagBirdyy

6 жыл бұрын

my greatest apologies good sir.... I seem to have forgotten a simple comma... lmao...

Beavers are so cute and amazing!

Such amazing engineers! Incredible documentary....thank you for the education and inspiration!

I think this is one of the best spent 45 minutes in my life. I never knew beavers were this amazing.

Came upon a couple while canoeing Boundary Waters. They had made an impressive furrow in a birch tree. They stood their ground. Their reputation for hard working is accurate. Otters play all day. Beavers have other plans for their future, or at least this couple did.

Their little noises are so precious!!

Now I see where they got the term “busy beaver” haha those cute rodents are so hardworking ❤️

Well done. Excellent exhibit.

Thanks for taking the time to upload this, very interesting

This was the coolest show ever!!!!! I loved it. It made me happy. They are so adorable and the people were amazing. God bless all yall.

i have a whole new RESPECT for beavers now.juts WOW.A Hotel during the winter?They really take care of their community.Awesome

i seen a beaver the other day fishing. And it didn't swim away it came right up to me about 5ft away looked at me and swim away. i thought it was going to attack me

@vickikgibson9470

7 жыл бұрын

Beavers do attack humans if you are invading their space, but it is not often. They do not fish. They are total vegetarian. They eat the soft bark off of branches, grasses and aquatic plants. It may have looked to fish, in reality, was probably getting some stashed food, or putting sicks into the mud to support the lodge or dam. Without beavers, there would be no wet land and diversity in them. They also help the water to get filtered, allow spaces for fish to populate and other wildlife including plant diversity. Trees in forest can get too dense to let in sunlight, and beavers 'open up' areas to allow for different plant life, which then brings song birds and other animals. Beavers have long been hunted and miss understood in being useful other than for fur. It is now being re introduced into wide places to bring back fresh water to areas such as Yellowstone, California and even in the Rocky mountain areas and beyond. One of the largest Beaver dams can be found in Northern Alberta. It can be seen from space! They are close family units and they can defend their area. They will stay together as a pair until something happens to one of them. They will slap their tails on the water to give warning to the 'clan' that danger is near! Hope you enjoy your beavers when you see them next, but be careful of their space, as they are very territorial :) Take pictures! Cheers...a Nature Centre Artist in Canada.

@williampool8114

6 жыл бұрын

Viki, nice post!

i am at awe, i can't wait to show this to my nieces and nephews.

Thanks for this awesome documentary 👏

fantastic documentary

34:20 did she just say "Creeks are supposed to be curvy like me?" Is she fishing for a mate through a god damn beaver documentary?

@nateb4485

8 жыл бұрын

+envoy3 I said the same thing to myself out loud when i heard that, "did she just say like me?". Probably this is a speel she used to telling people over and over as she educates people, and someone probably said "like you" or "like us" one time as a remark which she liked and has used it ever since. Thats just my imagination at work as a likely explanation. Really though I was thinking she didnt look all that curvy, but i can't really see with those clothes on, and i think in this case id rather not have her prove me wrong. Despite my and your objections she's doing a great thing and the world needs more people like her!

@huaren6229

8 жыл бұрын

Maybe she meant to say curvy like how my body is supposed to be... not sloppy

@nariko47

8 жыл бұрын

LMAO

@bill45colt

8 жыл бұрын

supposed to be curvy like these,,,,,these rivers....

@nariko47

8 жыл бұрын

+bill45colt ...and you can reach me - eh, um, the - the beaver, yes! the beaver... at (312) 436 - 7766

Smart creatures!

the beavers are causing problems but the canadians are still giving them props and respecting them

im watching this high.

@darth9013

8 жыл бұрын

+iRamixx me to bro

@LucasBarbosa1903

8 жыл бұрын

+Darth 95 lol same here

@bindoelangbam3860

8 жыл бұрын

lol same here

@aissatu.

6 жыл бұрын

Ahahahahah

@phoenixdavida8987

6 жыл бұрын

majdoub I wish.

This is truly magical! I'm enchanted!

Very well done. Thx. Interesting, educational, touching, worrisome, nice surprises. :-) :-) Nice catchy title too, especially for us seniors that remember 60's tv family comedy series "Leave It To Beaver". :-D :-D

Oh wow never knew they had so much effect on the ecosystem beside from flooding the place. But how these suckers even house other animals in the winter..awesome :)

I was searching how to shave my girlfriend's beaver, but this is much more interesting

Wonderful video!

Got to respect these magnificent creatures.

best video i have seen in a while!! :D

Ok beaver sounds are the cutest thing out there

thanks for short story about beavers i spend my time to see this

I think we like them so much, because we, too, are builders.

This is a good documentary!

For years Beaver Island had no Beaver. Then they were reintroduced and now Beaver Island has no trees.

Beavers are amazing little critters. Let's treat them with the respect they so deserve.

Perhaps Sahara desert needs beavers, like the narrator says: "beavers turns deserts into gardens".

@ibrahimalhamzah3035

7 жыл бұрын

watched this and other videos wondering the same thing...

This is amazing! I want to chill with some beavers

Beavers for life :D

what an amazing story of such an underrated amazing little creature

Just beautiful....

LOOK CALIFORNIA all you college educated engineers just let nature take its course leave the beaver ALONE it will stop your drought and let them have a piece of nature that was once thiers to start with really THEY WERE HERE FIRST

@AtomicReverend

6 жыл бұрын

I live two miles from the Santa Ana river in So. Cal with numerous small creeks that feed it and I keep hoping they will reintroduce them here one day.

@disguisedmeat3771

6 жыл бұрын

Douglas Gregory watch your language or I'm going to tell your mom

@rachelpack5305

6 жыл бұрын

idk if beavers are native (to parts of socal) but i do think norcal areas that have lots of nature can benefit. its only because california doesnt have a lot of space :/

@rachelpack5305

6 жыл бұрын

or even finding engineering techniques through mimicry of nature is another option as well!

@wilsonblauheuer6544

6 жыл бұрын

Beaver are native to the entire continental landmass of America, from Alaska to Chile. They live wherever there is water flowing from the highlands down to the sea. That means Everywhere except the most arid deserts.which means they are at home almost everwhere... Duh.

great documentary

Beautiful. Let's respect nature.

Very nice... thanks.

Cute little fatty buggers lovee them soo much

it is good informative documentary...enjoyed it very much

My favorite documentary

I like how everyone in the documentary uses "beaver" as a plural, but the title is leave it to beavers.

@LikeJosh

7 жыл бұрын

Probably copyright convolution from the tv show of that name.

truly amazing aminal, more useful than many humans to our mother nature.

Beaver built dams to prevent drought and desert. US love to eradicate these beavers. That explains why US has so terrible droughts/fire/storm recently.

I've been watching this for 2 years now before I go to bed :D

205 Idiots who disliked this wonderful Documentary Video, Beavers they are wonderful Animals. I enjoyed to watch this full Documentary!

honestly when i re-encarnate on this earth i want to be a beaver

@arribanobel517

5 жыл бұрын

No way. Too much work!

Leave it up to human beings to almost wipe out an entire fascinating species, that's the best building animal species in the world in order to wear it as a fucking hat. Lol

@AlmightyNoobful

7 жыл бұрын

like dodo birds... we could've had freakin dodo birds!

@sashisasj3850

7 жыл бұрын

yea but they make good hats

@nilstrobaggia735

6 жыл бұрын

God you people are idiots

@kevinbarber2795

5 жыл бұрын

sinkiy no one cares about your moral grandstanding

@ratbastard4399

5 жыл бұрын

It's true, you wouldn't be mad at a fucking lion for killing all the sloths if sloths lived near lions.

What I find most amazing, is how such an incredible skill could have developed in these animals. Sure--other animals make homes. Birds build nests. Some dig holes in the ground. But how did evolution come-up with the idea of a creature damming streams and digging canals to control water?

6:23 Engineers vs Engineers.

@MarshaNPILoveCanada

6 жыл бұрын

Eric B lol xD

very brilliant

beavers = life literally they do

07:06 "They just kinda do what they wanna do." Human hipocrisy at its best :/

@alyssarosa1398

7 жыл бұрын

levin villena I don't think he meant it in a mean way

@user-cc4kq6hl4c

7 жыл бұрын

Alyssa Rosa he means that's what human beings exactly do

@xmandlt

6 жыл бұрын

Dear God. How is it hypocrisy?? Did he deny humans also do what they want to do? Human stupidity at its worst.

They are amazing!😊😊😊

My father always told me that the beavers knew before humans that a drought was on its way

God likes beavers more than humans

@krisbentulan2258

7 жыл бұрын

hhahah

@Mikeedawson

7 жыл бұрын

Shawn Irani Human destroys nature they builds nature

@Mikeedawson

6 жыл бұрын

neosomato hypergenesis good idea man

@GB3770

6 жыл бұрын

i certainly do like beavers more than humans...

@A_Box

6 жыл бұрын

neosomato hypergenesis Nah, they'll probably get eaten by the many things down there. Just look at crocodiles for instance.

Beavers are good free labors for the nature and human being., beavers don't get paid from human beings and can do better than workers... as 15:57 says: beavers are nature's greatest engineers, 19:57 They turn deserts into gardens.

Go beavers - go Heidi - you are such a star!

beautiful

Amazing!

"now they are recovery but they're funding a changed world full of houses and farms. As beavers reclaim their ancestral ponds they flood hundreds of human homes" That's the pay back for what the humans did to them hundred years ago.

I think these beavers did a "dam" fine job; XD

@crashcoursemtb5003

6 жыл бұрын

Pun city

@johnnysuaveryanschannelfor696

6 жыл бұрын

Alex Painter haha

@gog3219

6 жыл бұрын

mans thinks

@gog3219

6 жыл бұрын

hes funny

@gog3219

6 жыл бұрын

fuckin prick arkeingttrt

Love it :)

@Joesfosterdogs

7 жыл бұрын

luv yur pic

@krisbentulan2258

7 жыл бұрын

Jeff Porcaro Groove thanks man. wooop woooop!

Amazing

Wow! I never knew before that beavers has a very big role in our ecosystem. Lesson learned don't judge a book by its cover. Yes, indeed we owe it to beavers and I learned a lot from these wonderful creatures.

@highstreetkillers4377

5 жыл бұрын

What did they teach you in school?

Beavers : The best Civil Engineer in nature.

God is teaching us through these little creatures. Strong work ethic and long lasting relationship.

that was wonderful

99% sure the narrator is the lawyer from its always sunny

@mimosa27

8 жыл бұрын

I hate him already.

@AlreadyDead87

7 жыл бұрын

It definitely is! www.imdb.com/title/tt3760702/

@percywright7499

6 жыл бұрын

Chris M

Awesome! Beavers are COOLl too watch!

I just like the way beavers does the work I wish I can see them live

I found this documentary fascinating

Save the Beavers, drown the humans.

@bm8730

6 жыл бұрын

cliffyracer693 get tae fuck please.

@canberragarbage1407

6 жыл бұрын

yes save the Beavers but we should not drown the humans

@jabsf7406

5 жыл бұрын

B M you too

6:09 but beavers don't give a fu-

@Andrew-ig5sp

7 жыл бұрын

grewbis I thought the same thing

This doc is wild bruh