This must be payback for us harvesting their delicious anal glands all those years ago. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2014/03/26/293406191/do...
I wonder how was it first discovered how beaver anal glands taste like.
Maryland Closes More of Cunningham Falls State Park After Second Beaver Attack
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#22If a beaver does approach you, what's the best way to defend yourself?
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#23My little brother was attacked once in France by a coypu. Needed medical attention. Beavers (we already have coypu) are being re-introduced into the UK, so maybe this sort of thing will increase here.
A møøse once bit my sister.
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#24If a beaver does approach you, what's the best way to defend yourself?
toss a raw tree trunk to distract him, and run in the opposite direction.
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#25If a beaver does approach you, what's the best way to defend yourself?
Kicking it? It’s not a mountain lion.
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#26https://youtu.be/YTWqVk03eb0?si=3NW5xcGcqvY1etxM&t=427
wow, that was a pretty fast copyright takedown.
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#29Confirmed rabies positive by the way.
Good thing he went to the doctor. Potential rabies is one of those "you gotta do it" deals.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well ackshually... > Beaver food flavoring doesn't actually come from the animal's anal gland but from another organ next to it, called the castor sac. I still wouldn't try it, myself.
The nuance takes some of the humor out of the notion of eating beaver ass, though. That weighty tail hides a delectable treat.
Humor is still there.
You're eating beaver back sac.