A baby beaver could be spotted peering out at spectators from behind some leaves Residents and visitors to Canterbury have been treated to the unusual sight of baby beavers swimming in the River ...

Holley Muraco is a PhD marine biologist and an assistant research professor at the Mississippi State University with a ...

Residents and visitors to Canterbury have been treated to the unusual sight of baby beavers swimming in the River Stour. The babies, called kits, are thought to be the first to be born in a wild ...

"All of a sudden we were amazed to see a baby beaver splashing about in the water." The kits have since been captured on camera, swimming, splashing and gnawing on bark. Beavers were hunted to ...

The two baby beavers, known as kits ... The kits have since been captured on camera, swimming, splashing and gnawing on bark. They were born on the 925-acre estate to parents Chompy and Hazel ...

The baby beavers, known as kits ... The kits have since been captured on camera, swimming, splashing and gnawing on bark. They were born on the 925-acre estate to parents Chompy and Hazel ...

"All of a sudden we were amazed to see a baby beaver splashing about in the water." The kits have since been captured on camera, swimming, splashing and gnawing on bark. Beavers were hunted to ...

This summer has seen an upsurge in sightings of baby beavers. Kits have been seen swimming on rivers in Kent and there has been a crop of births in fenced enclosures at nature reserves.

The two baby beavers, known as kits, were first spotted in early July in an enclosure on the Ewhurst Park estate near Basingstoke, its team announced on Tuesday. The kits have since been captured on ...