Across
- 4. The types of teeth that beavers use to cut wood.
- 5. Beaver ponds reduce the severity of these weather events.
- 8. The scientific name for the North American beaver.
- 10. Beavers are the second-largest of these in the world.
- 12. Beavers eat mostly plants, making them a...
- 13. Beavers are profiled on this Canadian coin.
- 15. Beavers were once reintroduced to Idaho using these.
- 19. A beaver's fur is naturally this, keeping them dry.
- 20. Beavers can help stop this process that destroys riverbanks.
- 23. Beaver ponds help filter this agricultural pollutant.
- 25. Process of water entering the ground, aided by beaver activity.
Down
- 1. Beavers slap this body part on water to warn of danger.
- 2. A group of beavers living together is called a...
- 3. Beavers are in this mammalian order (taxonomically)
- 6. Beaver tails help with this aquatic movement.
- 7. Beavers help store this vital resource.
- 9. The largest beaver dam, visible from space, is primarily in this Canadian province.
- 11. Beaver activity can help slow these destructive summer events.
- 14. Beavers store food in a...
- 16. Beavers were made a national (blank) in 1975 for Canada.
- 17. European demand for these led to the near extinction of beavers via trapping.
- 18. A wetland habitat often created by beavers.
- 21. Beaver teeth are orange due to this mineral.
- 22. Beavers use their teeth to cut wood, known as...
- 24. Beavers build these to control water levels and flow.
- 26. Beaver families live in these structures.