Do beavers think that they are aquatic black bears?

Oh, goodness. I know you'll think I'm flippant, but I think the best time to try to see a bear is when you're at the zoo. It's safer for both of you. read more

I know you'll think I'm flippant, but I think the best time to try to see a bear is when you're at the zoo. It's safer for both of you. However, assuming you want to see a wild bear in its natural habitat, I would contact either your local game and fish department, or the US Forestry Service office in your area and discuss this with them. read more

Aspen trees are usually the preference, although beavers feed on black cherry, beech, maple, alder and birch trees as well. Apart from just the bark, beavers enjoy eating the "cambium" of trees, which is the name for the very soft and smooth layer just below the bark. read more