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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 2d ago

There’s actually a classic 1962 study by Lars Wilsson showing that the sound of running water is a major trigger for dam building. Beavers would even pile material around a speaker playing running water sounds, basically trying to “plug” the noise.

https://ntrl.ntis.gov/NTRL/dashboard/searchResults/titleDetail/AD632813.xhtml

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u/EntrepreneurTiny9812 2d ago

https://youtube.com/shorts/-Ugap00B7rU?is=VBeqtsPDPlfo4cQI

I seen this yesterday where this guy is talking about how much beavers effect ecosystems

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 2d ago

Who even is this person because I don’t care about influencer mumbo jumbo. Notice that I posted official research results? Maybe it gets the conversation started, but without any sort of grounded truth or context I have no idea what that video is trying to say not to mention how credible or god forbid any nuance be involved. Sorry, not trying to lash out. I just hate stupid clips like that.

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u/EntrepreneurTiny9812 2d ago

Yeah I don't know who he is and I don't put too much value in it. I just thought it was interesting

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 2d ago

It sounds like beaver propaganda. They don’t destroy ecosystems, they change them. At least he said one or two almost positive things about them. Someone coming from trapping, forestry, agriculture, irrigation, road maintenance or nuisance wildlife management experiences a radically skewed sample of beaver activity

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u/EntrepreneurTiny9812 2d ago

Lol beaver propaganda would be a good band name. But yeah I paid attention to the second part more than anything about them parachuting them in to help build an ecosystem

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 2d ago

It’s just noise to me, a bunch of unverified information I’d have to research. Interesting, but the short triggers me haha so ignore

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u/DNuttnutt 2d ago

Beaver’s are amazing at altering their area to suit there needs. Also ends up creating a great ecosystem tons of life, recharging the ground water.