Some of the exciting semi-aquatic rodent lessons in today's video include:
Tips for seeing and identifying beavers and muskrats both in and out of the water.
A comparison of their core diet including feeding signs to look for on vegetation.
Overall behavior differences and similarities between these two common species.
Time of day and weather conditions to help predict their activity and see muskrats and beavers more often.
These animals are so cool and surprisingly easy to observe in the wild if you take the right approach.
I hope today’s video will help you appreciate them and maybe even inspire you to go see your own local beavers and muskrats.
3 Key Differences Between Muskrats And Beavers
Enjoy!
Brian Mertins
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Beaver Tracking At The River
Beginner's Guide To Groundhogs
Awaken Your Naturalist Intelligence (Online Course)
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