Film Lens
The film focuses on the activities of beavers in Canadian forests, detailing how they construct dams and store food for winter. It describes the beavers' behavior, including their work ethic and the songs they sing while working. The narrative includes interactions with humans who observe the beavers and deal with the consequences of the flooding caused by the dams.
As the beavers build their dams, the film captures the impact on the surrounding environment, including flooding of fields and roads. It portrays a conflict between the beavers and humans, leading to discussions about breaking the dam to prevent further flooding. The film illustrates the relationship between nature and human intervention, highlighting the challenges faced by both sides.
Why Watch
- •See how beavers build dams and affect their environment.
- •Find out what happens when humans confront beaver activity.
- •Meet the beavers and their unique work songs.
Did You Know
•Beavers store bark and leaves of poplar trees underwater for winter.
•The beavers built a new dam within the last two weeks.
•The flooding caused by the dam affected access to a hay field.
Perfect For
Wildlife enthusiastsNature loversFamilies with children