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Dam Builders: The Natural History of Beavers and their Ponds

von Michael Runtz

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Beavers are remarkable animals. They have teeth that self-sharpen and never stop growing, a heart that can slow down, and valves in their ears and noses that close when they dive. Their tail is the most multi-purpose of any animal on this planet; in addition to communication, its many functions include serving as an air conditioner in summer and a food pantry in winter. Also, few animals are so famous--or infamous--because only humans have a greater ability to dramatically transform the environment around them. Dam Builders provides a comprehensive overview of beavers and the habitats that arise from their actions. Approximately 400 photographs provide intimate insights into the lives of beavers and the inhabitants of their ponds and related environments. Many new observations and rarely seen moments--such as beavers fighting--are documented.--From publisher description.… (mehr)
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This is a beautiful book with photographs that make it suitable to display as a "coffee table" book. But, it also has enough information to teach you a lot about beavers. I learned so much about their role in history, their bodies, lifestyle, habitat. And the book is so well written, with touches of the author's sense of humour flashing through, along with his deep love of nature and excellent knowledge base. You'll enjoy this book whether you read it from cover to cover (as I did) or just savour the photographs (which I also did). ( )
  LynnB | Mar 9, 2018 |
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Beavers are remarkable animals. They have teeth that self-sharpen and never stop growing, a heart that can slow down, and valves in their ears and noses that close when they dive. Their tail is the most multi-purpose of any animal on this planet; in addition to communication, its many functions include serving as an air conditioner in summer and a food pantry in winter. Also, few animals are so famous--or infamous--because only humans have a greater ability to dramatically transform the environment around them. Dam Builders provides a comprehensive overview of beavers and the habitats that arise from their actions. Approximately 400 photographs provide intimate insights into the lives of beavers and the inhabitants of their ponds and related environments. Many new observations and rarely seen moments--such as beavers fighting--are documented.--From publisher description.

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