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We’ve just had beavers reintroduced to a local river here in Plymouth, UK 🥰
I western Canada certain rivers bordering farmlands were drying up. The Indigenous People said to bring back the beaver. The farmers listened and the problem was solved. Never underestimate the power of diversity in your ecosystem. 💕
Wow, good to know! 👍✨
Hi friend 🤝👍
Indigenous people know the land! Farmers too, they are heavily dependent on it and respect it
for it. I’m so happy beavers have returned to the rivers in Canada!
This is a nice thought to chew on, thank you 💓
There are many times this has failed and destroyed the new ecosystem its easy to latch on 1 positive and ignore the hundred of negatives
Welcome back after a massively long 400 years, Wild Beavers!!
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Why in the world would you put a video hear of a guy cooking at least a corn? How is that relevant to Beaver
Truly amazing, isn't it!?
@@bigcountrymountainman9740 they’re stupid bots and spammers
Hi...
I'm old enough to remember seeing them while canoeing on the Kankakee River as a kid. Can't even tell you how many dams I dragged that canoe over! Now the entire Midwest is essentially a desert. Yes, there's still stuff growing on top. But 70 years of corn monoculture has taken its toll...
USA is stupid...
@@yackfou2412 every country destroys its nature in the pursuit of growth
Dust Bowl Days Mk 2 are on their way?
It's always nice to hear of long-absent animals returning to their old homes 😊
So true~ 🤗
what i like is that it is the American beaver not EuroAsian, so it is like a little ambassador of nature or a Canadian construction worker going to the UK for work. if you want to argue they are both beavers they can't have children together they have different chromosome counts. American beaver and EuroAsian beaver are not the same you are introducing American beavers to Europe if you want to get technical about it.
It's like when they put wolves back into Yellowstone National Park. I don't think they expected it, but wolves actually improved the environment for other species simply by controlling the elk & reducing elk impacts on vegetation.
omg i learnt that in school
Yes, it's a good point!
Yep. It was fake.
Its much safer to reintroduce predators ecologically speaking because they are at the top of the food chain and always lower in number. Lower numbers to monitor, lower impact on and higher adaptability to environments, and a much longer gestation from prey animals means their numbers and impacts can be monitored, understood more easily, and typically self regulate. When predators outpace prey, some move out, some die off, then prey has a boom generation and the cycle repeats without more human involvement.
Ironic because humans killed all the predators in most places preemptively due to understanding their personal danger rather than their ecological importance. Responsibly infrequent killing (for food) is as important a part of conservation as anything, in a real ecosystem.
Introduced into Yellowstone.....When threatened by wolves, deer don't graze as much and move around more, aerating the soil. Grass and Trees: As a result of the deer's changed eating habits, the grassy valleys regenerated. ... Beavers and other animals: Trees and vegetation also allowed beaver populations to flourish.
Yh if we could learn to co exist with more animals and not kill them then habitats would be restored
In Denmark they were first reintroduced back in 1999, 20 km west of where I live. They have since spread to other waterways and lakes. In 2009 some was reintroduced on Zealand. There are now more than 200.
Wow! Beavers’ roles in the eco-system are phenomenal!👍
Welcome back beavers!! 🤗🎉
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No doubt! They had done so before and will do so. Scientists help us understand better! And it'd be us who will eventually become beneficiaries. This is fantastic!
@@footfault1941 Well said!!! 🤗👍
@@tessa1779 🤗
Aye, people often don't understand how vital an animal is to the ecosystem until it's gone.
Beavers deserve all the love and admiration. They are also very hard workers...🌳🌾🦦
I agree~ 🤗👍
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I just love this. When we protect animals and their ecosystems, we protect ourselves.
In ‘88 beavers were brought back to the Netherlands. It’s a great succes so I imagine it will be the same on the British Isles.
Did they come from Canada.
@@saycat6758 No. Central Europe.
EH. Stefan if the Netherlands need any Canadian beavers we got plenty to donate.🦫🦫🇨🇦
@@saycat6758 thank you for the offer but it won‘t be necessary. They are reproducing and expanding their territories quite nicely. According to data from 2017-2019, from the 12 provinces 11 now have resident beavers and the last province was expected to get them within 5 years. Otters are in a similar situation. Reintroduced in 2002 and now resident in half of the provinces and still expanding their territories. Wolves are a different matter. They first returned on their own about 5 years ago and are slowly settling in right now. It looks promising. Bears and elks (called moose in North America) are a whole different story. We have none in the wild and it‘s not likely we will. This country is probably too densely populated for them to have a suitably large enough habitat. But you never know because that‘s what we thought about wolves too and they found their way back.
Them Beaver sure did a *dam* good job by surviving for 400 year.
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I wish they had said where the beaver came from, continental Europe, I suppose.
A dam good job, 😂
Like a kind of creature who lost in the battle everywhere but still survive, thanks to those kind people 😊
Cringe 😜
I love Beavers from now on!🐻
Beavers Superheroes
I love that they are back!...
🙏praying for the beavers from the USA 🙏🙏👍🇺🇸
Our beavers are the Eurasion species, reintroduced from Eastern Europe.
We need to keep them in the USA.
beavers are so cute and hard working
Please keep your beaver trimmed
This is a story with the beginnings of a truly happy ending. Welcome home beavers!
It's the kind of news that we should have all around the media, I'm sure C.S. Lewis is smiling at us from heaven :) Also the presenter looks like Mother Nature herself
I was thinking of C.S. Lewis too!
@@JoshPod001 the beavers family from Chronicles of Narnia.
@@JoshPod001
Mr & Mrs Beaver are characters from CS Lewis' children's novel 'Narnia Chronicles' - 'The Lion, Witch & The Wardrobe' in particular. The beavers have built a damn on a river, on the edge of the wood not far from Cair Paravel (the White Witch's castle House), & have a cosy home there. Mr Beaver is expert at intelligence gathering & counter-surveillance. He is also an excellent trout catcher. Mrs Beaver is proficient in machine sewing & hospitality. Both operate a kind of surveillance post & safety house in opposition to the White Witch's tyrannical rule over Narnia - the land under her enchantment (in which as a result of her evil spell, is always winter but never Christmas). The Beavers chiefly combat Maugrim, the White Witch's Captain of Secret Police, & his network of spies.
Beaver！Oh!cute.Thank you very much.
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One of the greatest animals
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This should show that all animals have a role in the ecosystem from the tiny mite to the blue whale.
That's so true~ 🤗👍
Except for mosquitos. I don't know how much they are beneficial to the ecosystem, I need someone to COME UP WITH THE WAY TO EXTERMINATE THEM
@@user-cq3cu8gm6p mosquitoes are important for the ecosystem they feed fish and other bugs as I said all animals have their role in the ecosystem
But they've been gone for 400 years. Any damage their absence in the ecosystem had, has been completely healed. Introducing them now will be like introducing a potentially invasive species. We'll see.
@@CephaloG0D nope. They are eco engineer that enabled other species to thrive better.
This is the prettiest lady I've ever seen peas and rice.
I'm sitting on the side of the road in Beaver Co, PA, USA so it only seems appropriate to congratulate the UK on the return of beavers from here. XD
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在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。
說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
來調味食物煮的時候 1618749214
Fantastic, this is great news. Such beautiful animals and thank you to all them involved in reintroduced them back into our waters. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Chris Jones & his beavers are saviors.Hats off to them.🌏🦫
Hopefully, the project go on its best possible way. As mentioned, beavers' role in the local ecosystem is another crucial point to be kept monitored! Let's get positive and patient!
Yes, being positive and patient will be key!👍
@Hideri Kanzaki beaver was, beaver did!
I love beaver. I couldn't imagine going without over 400 years. Lol
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It's good to see beavers are making a comeback. I like beavers. Everyone should like beavers. Beavers create happiness.
I suspect that Post10 guy does not like beavers. From what I seem to recall, he was always ripping apart their hard work like an sadistic obsessive freak. Maybe there should be fewer humans in the area where he lives, including himself. He's not any better than a beaver buddy.
Nature is the prettiest thing ever🌿
Hi
Nature is pretty but its also brutal. Many animals kill each other for food.
@@tubester4567 No it's not brutal it's a law of nature carnivores must kill other animals for food otherwise many carnivore animals will extinct and if only herbivores are present they will eat all the green so there will be no plants and trees could you imagine a life without trees? we Humans ourselves cannot survive because there will be no plants to intake our carbon dioxide and give back oxygen.
So it may sound cruel but plants are also living beings right but herbivores eat them? So if a living being needs to survive it's necessary to kill other that's how nature is balanced💜
@Miss Moneypenny Thank you so much💜
@@koo6669 Its still brutal. Plants dont have feelings or emotions.
How can you not love the Beaver?! 🌿
The narrator is absolutely beautiful😍
BBC Earth thank you so much I'm from Brazil✌😎
Hannah and the beaver! What a smile!
Thank for making the first comment I found about Hannah. Yes the beavers are cool, but I had hitherto been oblivious to how intoxicating a beaver advocate can be.
Seeing Animals living free and no worries makes me feel very happy😊😊
They are amazing ... Let's realize that we need to coexist with them ...
Mother Nature knew what she was doing since day one, man is the one that can cause so much damage.
BEAUTYFUL
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This is literally one of the best animal docs I’ve ever seen. 10/10 well done. I love beavers now.
As a dude, I've been a massive Beaver fan since early puberty. Noble creatures.
You wrote this comment so I didn't have to. Thanks man!
LOL i was on the same wavelength!
@@lffit Would that be adolescent and sophomoric?
@@R.U.1.2. Sophomoric?
Adolescent once yes, now just an old guy who remembers and had a somewhat different take on 'Leave it to Beaver'
@@lffit Sounds classy!
Beavers are so cute! ❤️
We have an "old school" beaver on Lake Windermere named Ralph. He's a bachelor and his pelt would cover a Volksagen. Old style beavers were HUGE. greetings from Canada, home of "justin" beaver.
Way to go!!! Super clever and cute beavers are the Saver of the ecosystem by building the dams. It is beneficial life to wild life and the humankind at the same time. Beavers we treasure you and many many thanks!!
I have loved beavers since I was a young lad, many decades ago. watching this was very wonderful to see such beauty in such a natural setting. This really sums it up, beavers make the world a better place to live.
Congratulations, beaver are always welcome on my property here in the US. Glad you have the chance to enjoy them yourselves.
Where you located, cause I can drop off plenty.
There's something interesting & amazing at all times!! Thanks BBC Earth 😍🙌
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@Miss Moneypenny You don't talk to spammers, you report them and then ignore them as if they never existed ^^
@Miss Moneypenny Apparently you do, or else you'd have sensed it wasn't an offensive comment.
Talking to spammers is pointless since they don't care, all they care about is spreading their shit around, so the way you deal with them isn't by telling them "shoo shoo, go away" as they don't give a f***, on the contrary : giving them attention is exactly what they want.
You report them and then ignore them, that's the best way to deal with them.
@Miss Moneypenny Says the guy who sends back insults when given advice.
Amazing Wonderful News for a change🙏♥️💯💕👍👏👏👏👏
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I love beavers, they're cool animals!
Wonderful news!
great. lets save nature. lets stop deforestation.
I love beavers.
I love nature video of BBC
Welcome back, beavers! Good to see the people here in the UK do not spread their litters everywhere, even help to recovery our nature!
Well said! 🤗👍
Sadly not the case everywhere. Because the schools have been closed lots of parents have been taking the kids to our natural beauty spot for days out, great not a problem I can even put up with the higher noise level due to screaming children what I cannot put up with is when these families go home the amount of litter that is left behind, it's desgraceful. I work year around in those areas and there's normally no litter at all. It's not hard if you bring it with you, take it away with you.
She's stunning
She's so sweet ^_^
and thicc
Speaking of Beaver, perfect choice as host.. only the the finest Castor Mammalia on this show!
😻 I could listen to this beautiful narrator broadcast a title race.
Beavers are very viable to nature. Wish there were beavers around my neck of the woods. 🦫❤️
I am a botanist in California and there's nothing I want more than the restoration of this animal here. Stop wildfires by creating fire breaks. Slow down water and increase the water table, also allowing algae to cling to rocks and establish a baseline for biodiversity. Restore our wetlands. There were millions of them here, and now they number in the low hundreds. Bring back nature's geoengineers and we can restore the damage we've caused.
Beautiful beaver!
I dare say we owe our very existence to the beloved beaver.
Damn she’s beautiful
We L❤️VE our Beavers here in the US! Lots of great TikToks with wild animal rescuers and baby beavers, so cute!
Great job Hannah! I really like this series. Nature and wildlife is so relaxing.
i love beavers!! they are so smart!! and they work so hard to build their family a house. i love them
There is nothing like encountering a beautiful, glistening beaver. What a sight!
;)
Feels like 400 years since I have seen a beaver
we have wild beavers here in moscow. ☺️
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Do they swim in vodka😁
@superfluous saxicole Reasonably. I'd say they are reasonably wild....=)
@@Ukbrummiewell, ...sometimes they do.=)
Too good.
I had no idea beavers existed in Europe, let alone in the UK... they are one of my favorite animals alongside otters. its sad how they were wiped out.
It's a happy news like the fish returned to the Thames river. the beaver will live long without man' slaughter. 🌻
She is beautiful
Beavers... architects of the environment. God is just amazing.
best host ever! give this woman a show
The presenter of this doc is astonishing!
Homegirl is so fine ❤️
I love beaver.
they also are super cute and its nice to watch them work. lots of them up here in NE US. Good to see they are going to GB
That voice is therapeutic.... Dammit I love her
I agree, do you know her name? does she narrate any other videos?
@@pezmaster93 Found her name.... She's Hanna Stitfall. She's a goddess.
What did the beaver say when it saw it's home on fire?
Hot Dam!
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I can't believe there aren't any sexual jokes referring to beaver on here. LOL
corny, but I laughed anyway ☺☺
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about god damn time
Your profile pic matches your comment.
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The presenter stole the show wowza 😍
I love a nice beaver.
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They're beautiful animals.Great to see them doing so well in Cornwall.
This was amazing to watch so happy they are back!
Awesome Video
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MAGNIFICENT!
Super awesome! Excellent work, great coverage, interview and footage. Thank you for this share, it really warms my heart to think of Britain / UK becoming full of amazing wildlife, creatures, insects, flowers, etc. I hope we become rich and magical with our wild diversity.
Wow, returning after 400 years. These are some really old beavers.
In 1953 the beaver population in Yellowstone was very small with only 8 colonies, a result of over hunting in the 1800’s and declining riverside habitat (too much grazing from the huge herds of grazers because of no wolves). 130 beavers were introduced in the 90’s and the population has grown to over 100 colonies. Wolf reintroduction is believed to have played an important role in their comeback.
I love beaver
That is one pretty beaver!
Now that the Beaver has returned, I hope they can bring back the red snapper too
In the US the EPA sponsors beavers in areas needing flood control. This needs close supervision, but it works well. They work for nothing and don’t draw pensions. However about 25 years ago a pair of beavers showed up at a couple’s home around the corner from us. These people had perhaps 5 acres, a picturesque pond and a wide lawn. Their neighbors warned them not to notify the DEC, but to take a .22 rifle and shoot both of them. They called the DEC and were told to do nothing about the beavers that the DEC would install a beaver-dam-proof culvert to drain the water. It wasn’t long before he pond had grown to flood their lawn and the entire first floor of their house. The DEC sponsored an environmental impact study, called for bids on the project, approved plans for a beaver-dam-proof culvert and, finally, built it. It works fine.
American too😭 Buffalo (Bison) as well but they are also doing well.
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So proud to have supported this in my ancestral homelands. All diaspora Scots, rally round the Scottish Wildlife Fund!
It's always good to sort your beaver problems quietly and efficiently.
Umm yeah I was curious about his meaning on that to be honest.
Because here in the USA. Sorting quietly, efficient, and completely is never a good result! Lol
I love British beaver
Wild!! Bloody furious!!
Thank you for sharing.....
I like, The animal lifestyle in the beautiful wild is fun👍👍👍
Wild Beavers gone wild.