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International Beaver Day was established in 2009 by an organization called "Wetlands & Wildlife (BWW)." The reason for choosing April 7th is that it is the birthday of Dorothy Richards (1894–1985), who studied beavers for 50 years.
What kind of animal is it?
Beavers are adapted for life in the water, possessing webbed hind feet and five-fingered front paws that allow them to grasp objects. Their fur is water-repellent, with a layer of dense, white underfur that prevents water from penetrating. Beavers fell trees along waterways by gnawing at them and use the wood, along with mud, dead branches, aquatic plants, and stones, to build large dams. They create their lodges in the center of these dams, with underwater entrances to prevent predators from entering.