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27K views · 7.1K reactions | Close-up video of an adult beaver having dinner in the river in downtown Saskatoon last night. ❤️嶺❤️嶺❤️. | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers | Facebook

Here is a video from last night of a beaver chewing the bark and cambium off of a branch. #wildlifephotography #beavers | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers

On first glance, it might look like the beaver is eating the bark off this fallen cottonwood. But they don’t eat this old, dry bark. The beaver is eating the cambium layer, which is the thin layer of new wood just under the bark. In fact, you can see the beaver pick the bark off of the strip of cambium before eating it. The cambium is the active layer of wood that grew this season. Basically, it is this year’s ring added to the tree; the growing part of the tree trunk. It is often called the inn