Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 156
ys lives near timber. The walls of the lodge are very thick andBtrong. Mud and stones are mixed with thelimbs, leaves, and bark, so that the house iswater-tight. The inside measurements of thehouse may be as great as seven feet. Tenor a dozen beavers may live in the same lodge.As in the house of… … EiG, 38. — Beavers at Work. FURRY FRIENDS 145 sometimes as much as a foot in thickness.Limbs, bark, mud, and stones also are used. How do you suppose a small animal can cutdown a tree ? Beavers have very strong teeth,and as they work in companies and are veryindustrious, they accomplish a great…
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