beaver Comparison Table

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beaver comparison table

Subject have average number of babies give birth to be is a kind of have scientific name swim weigh eat give birth in have gestation period slap have length build has part use have colour have picture suckle eat by have Family name

rodent mammal

beaver the largest rodent in North America rodent Castor canadensis up to 7 km an hour 16 to 32kg tree bark, grasses, herbs, leaves of woody plants, fruits, and aquatic plants water with its tail if it senses danger up to 1.3 m including its 30 cm long tail dam webbed hind feet its tail as a rudder when swimming brown wolf, coyote, bear, lynx, river otter, and wolverine Family Castoridae

female beaver 3-4 live babies the largest rodent in North America female mammal Castor canadensis up to 7 km an hour 16 to 32kg tree bark, grasses, herbs, leaves of woody plants, fruits, and aquatic plants May or June 100 days water with its tail if it senses danger up to 1.3 m including its 30 cm long tail dam its tail as a rudder when swimming brown babies wolf, coyote, bear, lynx, river otter, and wolverine Family Castoridae

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Subject	have average number of babies	give birth to	be	is a kind of	have scientific name	swim	weigh	eat	give birth in	have gestation period	slap	have length	build	has part	use	have colour	have picture	suckle	eat by	have Family name
rodent				mammal
beaver			the largest rodent in North America	rodent	Castor canadensis	up to 7 km an hour	16 to 32kg	tree bark, grasses, herbs, leaves of woody plants, fruits, and aquatic plants			water with its tail if it senses danger	up to 1.3 m including its 30 cm long tail	dam	webbed hind feet	its tail as a rudder when swimming	brown			wolf, coyote, bear, lynx, river otter, and wolverine	Family Castoridae
female beaver	3-4	live babies	the largest rodent in North America	female mammal	Castor canadensis	up to 7 km an hour	16 to 32kg	tree bark, grasses, herbs, leaves of woody plants, fruits, and aquatic plants	May or June	100 days	water with its tail if it senses danger	up to 1.3 m including its 30 cm long tail	dam		its tail as a rudder when swimming	brown		babies	wolf, coyote, bear, lynx, river otter, and wolverine	Family Castoridae