Beaver Dam COLLAPSED During Manual Removal! 

Why are you removing this dam ?

@@davemi00 I explained all in video🙏

Moisture in the air that rises from the ground is usually called humidity. But rain also causes it primarily it’s when the air is heavy with moisture but isn’t fog or rain.

@@davemi00he hates beavers and nature. That’s why.

what a beaver hater

I prefer.. m o i s t

I might use wet weather now lol

Presumably there are already beavers wherever there is suitable water for them. Which means that those in areas where they are not welcome have nowhere to be relocated to, and rather than putting them somewhere unsuitable they should probably simply be exterminated.

They're rodents

It’s beavers

@@occamraiser there aren't because they are being exterminated and chased out of places they should be.

@@Memphian1000 And? So are squirrels.

Hey George! Thank You!

We used a 308.

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@Bev French - you might spare some sympathy for the farmers whose land is made unusable by the water which the beavers prevent from draining away. With the current soaring price of wheat, Lithuanian farmers need to have every acre of their land producing food.

They typically float large logs on the water to move them. But they are amazing little guys, yeah.

Beavers CAN be good. But sometimes they're destructive. We had a beaver family set up on our property, and their flooding destroyed the large meadow we'd kept for pollinators and migrating songbirds, now it's just a stinking bog that only snakes, mosquitos and frogs make use of. The birds are gone, the bugs are only swamp pests. But since the swamp they made doesn't encroach on our housed area, the beavers are protected and can't be removed.

Things are not good or bad, it's what they do.

@@unpersonableme1805 i dont know a lot but i do know beavers are 1 of the few key species of this planet that hold key positions to our environment (and some others i remember would be bees and starfish, and i think elephants is also on that list). meaning if they go extinct it will have catastrophic consequences (like a jenga tower when certain pieces are removed). however i bet the guy in the video knows what he is doing (i hope at lest) and that its a place with overpopulation in beavers (due to predator decline)

@@Ntwister In places where you think they are needed, you may call them good. In places where you think they are detrimental, you may call them bad. Either way, we never know. So I don't call things good or bad, I do make judgment's about their actions and impacts though.

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