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Environment & Energy

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11. I have to add here that I live in Fort Worth and I saw a beaver swimming here last week.

Sat Jul 27, 2024, 11:02 AM

Jul 2024

Swimming in a creek in an old city park area! Even got a photo of it. No, not a nutria.
A Beaver! I was shocked to say the least.

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Thanx for posting Botany Jul 2024 #1

K&R n/t ms liberty Jul 2024 #2

KNR and thank you for this fascinating find. niyad Jul 2024 #3

Exactly, which is why beavers are now japple Jul 2024 #7

K n R for... JoeOtterbein Jul 2024 #5

kelp also helps with carbon capture et tu Jul 2024 #6

Blue Planet II covered this in 2017 in JMCKUSICK Jul 2024 #8