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<p>a base. Then sticks, bark (from <a href="page.php?w=deciduous">deciduous</a> trees), rocks, mud, grass, leaves, masses of plants, and anything else available are used to build the superstructure. Beavers can transport their own weight in material; they drag logs along mudslides and float them through canals to get them in place. Once the dam has flooded enough area to the proper depth to form a protective moat for the lodge (often covering many acres), beavers begin construction of the lodge.Trees approaching a diameter of 90 cm may be used to</p><p>
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