Beavers are skilled herbivores, primarily feeding on tree bark, leaves, and aquatic vegetation. Their sharp incisors allow them to gnaw through trees, while their flat, scaly tails serve multiple purposes, from communication to balance. Beavers have multiple adaptations and are of ecological importance in shaping their habitats and promoting biodiversity.

Hilfiker, E.L. (1991) Beavers: Water, wildlife and history. Interlaken, NY: Windswept Press.

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