A guy told a story here on UA-cam about destroying a beaver dam. He had taken it down twice, trying to get the beavers to move away. The third time he walked down the path to the creek, the beavers had built a dam across the path.
@RJb Austin Nibby is everything! That clip made my whole day. Especially with the little hop. Too many of us have changed the locks, then did a little dance on the way to the kitchen to grab a celebratory glass of wine. Nibby was singing our lives with her words. 🤣🤣🤣
The reason why sounds of rain or running faucets causes Nibby to go into dam-building mode is because that's the biological 'trigger', if you will. The sound alone of running water drives beavers to construct dams. Even if it's an electronic speaker just playing the sound of running water, beavers will cover it with sticks and mud until the sound is suppressed enough.
cbc documentary years ago had a park warden conduct that experiment with a recording of running water, and beavers immediately covered up speaker with mud and sticks... to keep culverts and pipes from being dammed up, water is disturbed upstream of culvert with pipes driven into water bed to prevent damming at critical waterways... only creature to manipulate the landscape more than beavers are humans... just my canadian nickel (2 cents with inflation)
@@Jerico195 petty? I would disagree. Is it earth shatteringly important? Maybe not, but learning about the world around you is important. What kind of videos should people watch?
LOL.. omg she's so stinkin adorable 😍 💖 💕 💓 😘😘😘😘😘 I loved how she caught a sassy attitude when her handler carried her away from the door. 🤣🤣🤣 she sounded like a spoiled human child.
Or a pissed off human cause their parent's are being insufferable not all tantrums is a child being unreasonable or "spoilt" it's often the parent's being unreasonable, if the beaver didn't want to be picked up respect that and don't pick her up, which is what you would want if you were her.
Once, as a teenager I was snorkeling in a river near home and a small beaver swam right up to my face mask and seemed quite curious about my intrusion. It startled me at first, but was clearly not a threat like a protective momma might have been.
you were probably the first human it had ever seen to be fair... some young animals are quite curious ha I've had numerous quote on quote "first encounters"... real cool story is my first "intro into wilderness" (went to college in Alaska for outdoor studies)... but we were in the talkeetna mountain range.. and some young caribou would follow us rather closely for hours (instructor told me,,, they do that when they first see a human)... also when I was sea kayaking thru prince William sound on another college expedition. this freaking lil seal legit followed us from the beginning of the trip to the end.. 18 days and like 240 nautical miles... we all felt so sad leaving him at our pullout harbour... he was still in the cove, just watching us as we loaded the kayaks and gear up. welp lol but anyway animals are amazing!!!
It's not a question of age - beavers can be very aggressive in the wild regardless of gender or age, especially underwater. Remember that their teeth have evolved for chewing through trees - your diving equipment or skin is not going to present nearly so much resistance as tough tree bark.
Thank you Jeanne.!! A wonderful counterweight to the serious stuff. And reminding us all to laugh. There’s too little of that at present and it’s vital to a balanced life.
@@ericconnor8419 The sound or sensation of running water is all it takes to trigger them into building mode. Somewhat like the pre programmed shape that cats respond to when they see a cucumber and jump like they just grabbed a live electrical wire. They probably evolved to perceive snakes as dangerous through this instinctive response just as beavers evolved to evade predators by creating flooded areas in which they can move undetected beneath the water.
I was just thinking that Jeanne has become a legend in her own time with feature stories which have difficulty attracting negativity and are just "feel good" tales which make brighter anyones day.
My friend worked for park services and dealing with determined beavers was the worst task! They would use brambles and poop to keep your from tearing up the dam. Even hiding the thorny stuff inside a pile of innocent sticks! They were tenacious and clever, and one beaver could change a whole landscape so quickly.
I love her reports, the best thing when you're hanging down or news all day. She really lift my spirits every time I see her reports. Please don't get rid of this segment it's needed for all
Scientists found that the night of the 1938 Hurricane beavers were shown to be working on their dams. The rain flooded brooks and rivers were flowing over the tops of the dams but the went now where. They were directly credited with preventing flooding in New York.
Aww! this story really created light humour. I loved your use of Pun throughout the video. BTW, the beaver sounded like a little baby throwing a tantrum.
If we hadn’t killed off all the wild beaver our rivers and lakes wouldn’t be in such a mess. They make dams which last awhile and ponds form, when the dams give way they leave the soil enriched with nutrients . While the dams hold the water back aquatic life flourishes all kinds of species reproduce in larger numbers, it’s an amazing cycle that we humans have interfered with and buggered up royally. Shame on our greedy selves.
Although absolutely adorable and heartwarming to us, it's also very sad to hear she becomes more excited when she hears rain or a faucet. Hoping she can be released back into her natural habitat when ready!
Beavers naturally and instinctually dislike the sound of running water and feel the need to stop it, so there's nothing sad about it, that's perfectly normal beaver behavior.
Decades ago researchers figured out that a beaver's dam-building instinct is triggered by the sound of running water. Maybe because they don't have very good vision. The beavers in the experiment ignored silent water flowing from a pipe in favor of speakers playing the sound of running water. So it's nothing sad it's just normal behavior.
Absolutely beautiful! And why we need to do all things possible to preserve our nature and eco system. These animals are even more magical than humanity is.
I needed this story today. The news of late has been so bleak, scary and depressing. I actually had to stop watching it because it was affecting me so deeply. Thank you so much for sharing this story. You made my dam day😀
Wow! Jeanne Moos is still reporting? I've been watching her since I was a kid in the mid 80s. Her segment meant the 30 min Headline News was coming to an end on a morning before school.
In her defense my brother did the same thing with my old room when I went to college. We never had doors growing up, I come home he’s gotta a door with a lock on my old room 😂
A guy told a story here on UA-cam about destroying a beaver dam. He had taken it down twice, trying to get the beavers to move away. The third time he walked down the path to the creek, the beavers had built a dam across the path.
Nasty Humans destroying all animals' habitats
Ooh! Passive aggressive! 😂
They used the guy as the dam.
😆 a very clear message
Not only did I learn that beavers have webbed feet today, but I also learned that they are incredibly based.
More stories like this one please! Nibby was like, “BYE, B****!” We’ve all been there, girl. Do what you need to do.
🤣🤣🤣🤣To Zeebee: OK.....BYEEEEE!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes! Haha
BYE FELICIA 😂❤
@RJb Austin Nibby is everything! That clip made my whole day. Especially with the little hop. Too many of us have changed the locks, then did a little dance on the way to the kitchen to grab a celebratory glass of wine. Nibby was singing our lives with her words. 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
She’s so adorable, love her little tantrums.
lol so cute
I love how they sound. It's so freaking cute!!! 😍
The little hops. The being mad noise. All cute!
The reason why sounds of rain or running faucets causes Nibby to go into dam-building mode is because that's the biological 'trigger', if you will. The sound alone of running water drives beavers to construct dams. Even if it's an electronic speaker just playing the sound of running water, beavers will cover it with sticks and mud until the sound is suppressed enough.
This should be the top comment
Duh
Way to state the obvious.
Ya riiiight... To the three guys above me. Like YOU knew that. The OP got 120+ 👍 and you guys have given each other one... 😂 Get real...
cbc documentary years ago had a park warden conduct that experiment with a recording of running water, and beavers immediately covered up speaker with mud and sticks... to keep culverts and pipes from being dammed up, water is disturbed upstream of culvert with pipes driven into water bed to prevent damming at critical waterways... only creature to manipulate the landscape more than beavers are humans... just my canadian nickel (2 cents with inflation)
We need more stories like this.
We need more beaver pelt hats!!
Too cute
The important news right here.
@@Jerico195 petty? I would disagree. Is it earth shatteringly important? Maybe not, but learning about the world around you is important. What kind of videos should people watch?
People would rather be miserable
The beaver sounded like a baby at the end. So cute!
She's so cute and so very pleased with her little dam. How sweet.
Beaver: "muhahaha, there's no way she can ever get back in here now that i built this!" * Joyful hops *
LOL.. omg she's so stinkin adorable 😍 💖 💕 💓 😘😘😘😘😘 I loved how she caught a sassy attitude when her handler carried her away from the door. 🤣🤣🤣 she sounded like a spoiled human child.
Right…Nibbie is so~ cute. And the skip and her hop says it all😅❤
Lmfao !!!
Or a pissed off human cause their parent's are being insufferable not all tantrums is a child being unreasonable or "spoilt" it's often the parent's being unreasonable, if the beaver didn't want to be picked up respect that and don't pick her up, which is what you would want if you were her.
Once, as a teenager I was snorkeling in a river near home and a small beaver swam right up to my face mask and seemed quite curious about my intrusion. It startled me at first, but was clearly not a threat like a protective momma might have been.
you were probably the first human it had ever seen to be fair... some young animals are quite curious ha I've had numerous quote on quote "first encounters"... real cool story is my first "intro into wilderness" (went to college in Alaska for outdoor studies)... but we were in the talkeetna mountain range.. and some young caribou would follow us rather closely for hours (instructor told me,,, they do that when they first see a human)... also when I was sea kayaking thru prince William sound on another college expedition. this freaking lil seal legit followed us from the beginning of the trip to the end.. 18 days and like 240 nautical miles... we all felt so sad leaving him at our pullout harbour... he was still in the cove, just watching us as we loaded the kayaks and gear up. welp lol but anyway animals are amazing!!!
It was probably responding to the gurgling sound in your snorkel. That sound triggers all their instinctual dam building response.
Cool comment, boss
It's not a question of age - beavers can be very aggressive in the wild regardless of gender or age, especially underwater.
Remember that their teeth have evolved for chewing through trees - your diving equipment or skin is not going to present nearly so much resistance as tough tree bark.
@@joew8438 Not just the sound - the very sensation of running water is enough to trigger it.
Person: "Why do you keep building damns everywhere?"
Beaver: "Do you see any water flowing?"
Person: "no."
Beaver: "you're welcome."
damns lol
Underrated comment lols
Thank you Jeanne.!! A wonderful counterweight to the serious stuff. And reminding us all to laugh. There’s too little of that at present and it’s vital to a balanced life.
Also reminding us to make sure we maintain our dams during heavy rainfall
She does the best stories
She's got that perfect Mid-Atlantic style tone to her voice!
@@ericconnor8419 The sound or sensation of running water is all it takes to trigger them into building mode.
Somewhat like the pre programmed shape that cats respond to when they see a cucumber and jump like they just grabbed a live electrical wire.
They probably evolved to perceive snakes as dangerous through this instinctive response just as beavers evolved to evade predators by creating flooded areas in which they can move undetected beneath the water.
I was just thinking that Jeanne has become a legend in her own time with feature stories which have difficulty attracting negativity and are just "feel good" tales which make brighter anyones day.
Almost sounds like a human baby crying! I love how intelligent and happy-go-lucky Nibby is,and stories like this!!
OMG, her angry little voice! So fierce!
My friend worked for park services and dealing with determined beavers was the worst task!
They would use brambles and poop to keep your from tearing up the dam. Even hiding the thorny stuff inside a pile of innocent sticks!
They were tenacious and clever, and one beaver could change a whole landscape so quickly.
To cute why can't all news stories be this cute.
Thank you for the story! We all need more happy news these days. That hop darn near broke me, it was so adorable! Cuteness overload.
Don’t you mean the little hop _DAM_ near broke you?? 😉🦫
@@DannyD-lr5yg lol yeah it did lol
@@DannyD-lr5yg 🤣
She looks like she's so proud of her accomplishment.
@@MargaretAnderson-ti1sw Right?
I love a nice beaver.
This baby beaver is so cute and pretty! I could watch her all day long. I wish I could hold her and feel how soft her fur is.
Sounds like a feisty toddler‼️❤️💯🥰🦦
What a precious baby!!!!!
I really needed that laugh! Thanks so much, baby beaver and all your human friends!
Nibbys noises at the end of the interview have me shrieking 🤣 gotta love these fun breaks from heavy stories
So cute, her happy hop is adorable. 🎃
It is a crazy thing to see a perfect representation of a behavior being instinctual.
I also jump when im happy and im a adult man :O
@@redstarchrille Adult woman .. same here!
When will Jeanne Moos's level of "journalism" finally be rewarded with a Pulitzer Prize?!?
I love how beavers hop and wiggle and wobble when they walk. They're very intelligent and interesting to watch.
"I must protect this house. I must protect this house. I must protect this house. I must protect this house. I must protect this house."
Beavers are uncontrollably adorable , seriously , what’s cuter than a busy beaver ?
The argument between the two must have been serious. Since they are so completely about business, it was probably over an engineering practice.
Thank you for an uplifting message today such a sweet little beaver 🦫❤️
I love her reports, the best thing when you're hanging down or news all day. She really lift my spirits every time I see her reports. Please don't get rid of this segment it's needed for all
Insanely endearing floofball ! ❤
Scientists found that the night of the 1938 Hurricane beavers were shown to be working on their dams. The rain flooded brooks and rivers were flowing over the tops of the dams but the went now where. They were directly credited with preventing flooding in New York.
I love this! Thank you for the respite from the ick of the world.
Those are some well groomed beavers.
I love beavers!
Me too ! In all forms 😂😂😂
Now this is best kind of youtube video. I love beavers, they are so adorable. This little beaver can brighten anyone's day
Love this. Thank you.
I'm old enough to remember" leave it to beaver ". What tenacious little creatures!
Now that's a very emotionally healthy beaver! Brava! Her healthy limits are absolutely inspiring! ❤️🤠
A spite dam 🤣🤣
This is so cute. I cannot believe Building a Dam was ingrained in him💕
It is instinct , just like chasing mice and birds is for cats .
I'm even more amazed of the super complex webs spiders make without ever watching a tutorial on youtube!
Aww! this story really created light humour. I loved your use of Pun throughout the video. BTW, the beaver sounded like a little baby throwing a tantrum.
Holy moses, that is sugar sweet cuteness right there. The little grunting at the end sounded like a human infant!
If we hadn’t killed off all the wild beaver our rivers and lakes wouldn’t be in such a mess. They make dams which last awhile and ponds form, when the dams give way they leave the soil enriched with nutrients . While the dams hold the water back aquatic life flourishes all kinds of species reproduce in larger numbers, it’s an amazing cycle that we humans have interfered with and buggered up royally. Shame on our greedy selves.
And they absolutely demolish trees so NO
I love beavers. Even one's that build dams.
@JZ's BFF the best kind
I can't tell you enough how much I needed to see this.
Although absolutely adorable and heartwarming to us, it's also very sad to hear she becomes more excited when she hears rain or a faucet. Hoping she can be released back into her natural habitat when ready!
I'm just going to call you Debby. I needed this cuteness and you can't take it from me...I'm kidding, yes and no.
Beavers naturally and instinctually dislike the sound of running water and feel the need to stop it, so there's nothing sad about it, that's perfectly normal beaver behavior.
@@cleverusername9369 usually means there's a leak in their dam
They're just going to shoot it in the head
Decades ago researchers figured out that a beaver's dam-building instinct is triggered by the sound of running water. Maybe because they don't have very good vision. The beavers in the experiment ignored silent water flowing from a pipe in favor of speakers playing the sound of running water. So it's nothing sad it's just normal behavior.
Now we know what Melania is doing frantically all waking hours of the day!!
What a lil beauty ❤ I hope she is happy soon and calm.
What a sweetheart ❤️❤️🦫🦫😁 Thanks for sharing and making me smile.
Absolutely beautiful! And why we need to do all things possible to preserve our nature and eco system. These animals are even more magical than humanity is.
She knew exactly how to get rid of that other %$#*&.
This is the cutest story ever.
She even sounds like a little kiddo 😍💜 So cute.
Cuteness overload 🥰. What a heartfelt inspiring story! This lady is amazing👏🏻👍🏻❤️. We need more stories like this!
She has the best job in the world getting to raise such beautiful animals.
1:00 I Most mammals Have been observed to " Skip" seen in younger crowds more often, but when seen in an adult almost a sure sign of elatement.
She's beautiful and fussy. Building is her business. Bless you all. Philadelphia USA
I just love all Jeanne Moors stories with her wit and voice inflections. She always makes the story so enjoyable and funny!
Nibby is like “F*** that b**ch. I’ll make damn sure she’ll won’t come back.” 😂😂😂
Omg the cutest beaver ever so funny. Just like a real person hopping away. Very happy love really love it
I needed this story today. The news of late has been so bleak, scary and depressing. I actually had to stop watching it because it was affecting me so deeply. Thank you so much for sharing this story. You made my dam day😀
Her tantrums at the end are everything
I've always liked beavers. They are so fury and cute.
How adorable is that beaver, omgosh, just love her !!!
This was so sweet!! Please show more videos like this CNN! We need more joy and love in the world ❤️
What a good beaver.A real hard worker!
We've all had that one room mate....dragging sticks to block the doorway might have at least given them a HINT. LOL. You GO Nibby!
The beaver who gives a dam! 🤣 Too cute!! Especially the little hops from the dam.
Jeanne Moss is epic. What a Legend. I really enjoyed that 😊
Baby beaver = beaver kit
First time I watch anything from cnn in a long while, more like this has lightened my day
Wow! Jeanne Moos is still reporting? I've been watching her since I was a kid in the mid 80s. Her segment meant the 30 min Headline News was coming to an end on a morning before school.
She is absolutely precious! However , make no mistake.....they are NOT pets! And they will destroy yalls home! 🥰🤷♀️
Thank you for sharing this adorable story ❤What a beautiful little love 💕
Nibby is like #ByeFelicia and now, I'm gonna build a dam to keep you the damn out!!! 😡
This is the hard hitting journalism I come to CNN to see
I love this! 😍😄♥️♥️
What a well kept beaver 👏
I love beavers. She's so cute. She's like bye bye. You ain't coming back
At the end it sounded like a baby gettn ready to spazz out 🤣🤣🤣
In her defense my brother did the same thing with my old room when I went to college. We never had doors growing up, I come home he’s gotta a door with a lock on my old room 😂
You deserve million subs for sure! Thank you for sharing this with us for free!
Most honest reporting this news station has done in years.
My goodness, I thought that poor woman’s arm had been lacerated!
Also, Nibby is so cute!
finally, news i can get behind
Beaver: *hops*
Biologists: H O W ? 👁👄👁
Lol at the end she sounds exactly like a struggling toddler!
2:01 the little angry grunts 🥹 she sounds human!!
her voice is what nightmares are made of.
I munched on a lot of beaver back in the day.
So did Michael Douglas.
@@KB-sv7fm oh no Gilbert, you’ll get in trouble again
Literally the only News I’ll come to CNN for 😂🇺🇸🦅😘
Best reporting by CNN since 2015. Cheers!
Dam beavers...
If ya wanna save drying RIVERS & Lakes from Global Warming.
WE NEED MORE BEAVERS!
She was like would you put me down, I gotta finish building my damn dam to keep that heifer out!,
Beavers will solve our water problems . Let them rebuild wetlands .
Beavers love hard wood