I been thinking the same thing.

i agree would be very cool to see,

It's quite difficult to make it. But I promise I will try to make it in the new season!

Thank you!

Go for it :)

And we already have the wastelands to show the after effects of the removals

You'd probably get alot of "no comment" ha ha

You see the beaver swearing and kicking stuff😂😂😂😂😂

For me not :) but not bad :)

Thanks! :)

Thanks!

Healing well :) I hope February new season will start :)

Hey! Thanks :)

thy must hate him for breaking up their houses, lol

Cheers Roger :)

@@Kenislovas Greetings from the BIG SKY.

only after watching these videos did i start to realise how bad beavers really are, causing lots of damage to the trees and other bushes,

@@eisbeinGermany They're not bad. They build dams instinctually. The problem here is that it's an agricultural area, and the farms were flooding.

@@Gertyutz yes i see

Thank you mate!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thank you!

its a good question,was thinking myself same

Hi! Thanks. I don't think so. The water flow is not very strong there. in case the current would overflow dam it would have a big chance to collapse itself. ;)

Sps!

Hey! all good, healing getting better :)

I’m pretty sure they use the wood from broken up beaver dams to build modern houses.

Ok.

Thank you buddy!

It's always fun to make collapse. But not always possible..

99 % yes they do within a few days or even hours, when one looks here on KZfaq and those guys who have a Gowpro set up , sometimes the same night they are back rebuilding again,

Let's say 70% they rebuild within 1 month. Size matters. Rebuild time is how big dam was before.

It's not mstech :)

Cheers :)

I think they already knows me :D so B option :) Nope.. dams collapses only after my intervention :) Thanks!

There is no aligators :)

It was really rare when I have to run :) 2 cameras is enough. Also it's additional investment.

@@Kenislovas fair enough it was a thought, I m home injured and your videos have been an odd but helpful coping tool. So be safe and make more lol

Thank you very much Peter!

Thank you! we are well! ;)

Dziakuje!

They are in their tunnels. :)

surely the beavers feel that way too.

@@gold-diggersanonymous1085 I don't want to use the word for joke😡🤬😡. I hate you.

Oxford on line dictionary defines tsunami as "a long high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide or other disturbance." Doesn't sound anything like "harbor wave". I have no doubt that tsunami may well be Japanese in origin. But "harbor wave" doesn't match other definitions. Appears inconsistent with earthquakes or submarine landslides. Those don't appear related.

In Japanese Kanji, "tsunami" is written as "津波". "津" means harbor, and "波" means wave. As you say, a tsunami is not a little big wave that happens in a pond or lake. Japanese people never use the word "津波" and "tsunami" in any sense other than as a natural disaster, and the word "tsunami" naturally evokes a sense of tragedy for Japanese people. Therefore, we Japanese feel very uncomfortable and angry when non-Japanese simply use the word tsunami in a light-hearted way. Japanese dictionary says that "A tsunami is a large wave that is caused by sudden changes in the natural environment of the seafloor or coast, such as earthquakes or volcanic eruptions. It can also be caused by rare events such as meteorite impacts or landslides in lakes. A tsunami has a very long wavelength and travels fast in the ocean. As it approaches the shore, it becomes higher and can cause disasters in ports and land areas."@@briananderson8733

@@tmksstyle8954 English is constantly changing, growing and redefining words. You can't control it.

Yeah :D

When I will break which I have then.

I am doing a lot :D

Nope, most likely there was a stick :)

They are using rocks, yes!

It will not clog river for sure.

😂😂😂😂.

Hey, Yes we still have a lot snow outside.. Waiting for new videos to come myself :) About ruzzia, yes they are active with their propaganda and doing things to intimidate NATO alliance.

For draining✌️

When the water rises behind the dam, it floods roads, farms and forests.

What is hard ? weight lifting ?

Maybe not :D

@@Kenislovas 🤣😂🤣

You are welcome!

たとえ比喩だとしても、クリークで起こる水流に対して「津波」という言葉は使うべきではありません。津波は海から陸に押し寄せ、規模が大きくなれば人々の生活を奪い去るものであり、破壊的な大災害をもたらします。特に日本では現在進行形で多くの津波の被害者がいます。 Even if it is a metaphor, the word "tsunami" should not be used for water currents that occur in creeks. Tsunamis rush from the ocean to the land and, when large in scale, they can be destructive catastrophes, taking away people's livelihoods. Tsunamis are especially devastating in Japan, where there are many ongoing victims of tsunamis.

When the water rises behind the dam, it floods roads and forests.