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The collapse of a dam built by Beavers
(15) | 31/10/2016 | Translate: In 2015 in northern Minnesota, a Lake emptied after the collapse of a dam built by Beavers. Rodents did seven years to build this dam, elevating 0,5 meter per year to reach over 3 meters in height.
The dam finally fell and the lake emptied in 4 hours. Only six weeks after, beavers had already begun rebuilding a new dam has already reached 2 meters high.
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Φαίνεται οτι είναι πιο έμπειροι πλέον και το πάνε ”τρένο”. Unless they are much more narrow or that have proliferated , ie more workers teeth.
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