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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service3 years ago

When they are in the water, it's easy to see why people mistake muskrats for beavers. Both are semi-aquatic rodents that are brown and furry. Out of the water, you can clearly spot their differences. Muskrat: Skinny tail. Small in size. Pointy face. Good at scritches.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service3 years ago

Video by K. Theule/ USFWS Video description: A small muskrat rodent sits at the edge of a wetland. It grooms its fur and scratches its body. A marsh wren bird makes chirping sounds in the background.

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Colin Lane3 years ago

A beautiful sight in long pond in Pippy park St.John’s Newfoundland and Labrador Canada 🇨🇦. The fox and coyotes are enjoying them as well.

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Dr Roberto Quinlan - inactive account3 years ago

@DrKatfish When I played this video my dog immediately leapt up from his nap and ran to the kitchen window, expecting to see a squirrel to bark at. (this is a warning to anyone else who has a sleeping dog next to them who decides to play this without headphones)

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Kendra Hubbard3 years ago

This reminds me of when my then 3- year old son exclaimed “I’m not a Kiki, I’m a William!” ☺️

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Eats Shoots and Beaves3 years ago

Nope. But a popular guest at the Beaver B&B!

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@ The Real Fish Ohio3 years ago

Beaver: Ya’, and…… Muskrat: Just chattin’. Just chillin’.. Beaver: “See you tomorrow”? Muskrat: Uh, ya, of course… 🤣

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jisza3 years ago

They do be sayin that

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Elizabeth Moon3 years ago

Tail's the real giveaway.

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VolatileQueen3 years ago

Muskrat..love

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