Two different species. Euros nearly hunted the Eurasian beaver to extinction centuries ago, which made the North American beaver that much more valuable. Fortunately, Yakub's creations realized the error of their ways in the early 20th century and have managed to successfully reintroduce Eurasian beavers across the continent. There's well over a million of them living in Europe today.
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I think there's a lot more than 1 million Eurasian beavers in Europe !coomers
They're not evenly distributed though, most of that million live is Scandinavia, Baltics, Belarus and Poland. It's still considered a protected species pretty much everywhere else. Western euros still have a lot of work to do if they want to be able to hunt them or have them do unpaid labour like constructing dams
Because European Beaver was eaten to near extinction and it doesn't respond well to rehabilitation, except where I live, which is why I can continue eating it. Had one yesterday actually.
That's also the real reason why Columbus discovered America. Now that North America has gained independence the access to beaver produce is once again scarce in western Europe. That's why their quality of living has been slowly declining for the past couple of decades
It's very different to boar, it's actually soft because of the secondary water-repelling layer. Boar is coarse, that's why you never see coats made from them
I wasn't really comparing the two, I just wanted to insert the fact that I got to pet a boar once. And how my initial excitement became disappointment when I touched it and it was like touching some stiff plastic hair.
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I thought beavers was a north american fruit? why were the
so obsessed with trading for them if they alreaty had em in europe??? ![:marseyconfused2: :marseyconfused2:](https://i.rdrama.net/e/marseyconfused2.webp)
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Two different species. Euros nearly hunted the Eurasian beaver to extinction centuries ago, which made the North American beaver that much more valuable. Fortunately, Yakub's creations realized the error of their ways in the early 20th century and have managed to successfully reintroduce Eurasian beavers across the continent. There's well over a million of them living in Europe today.
![:!marseybeaver: :!marseybeaver:](https://i.rdrama.net/e/marseybeaver.webp)
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I think there's a lot more than 1 million Eurasian beavers in Europe !coomers
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They're not evenly distributed though, most of that million live is Scandinavia, Baltics, Belarus and Poland. It's still considered a protected species pretty much everywhere else. Western euros still have a lot of work to do if they want to be able to hunt them
or have them do unpaid labour like constructing dams
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I hate eurostrags so much its unreal
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Probably because, like with bears, wolves and other animals, euroBIPOCs hunted them to near extinction in their shithole countries.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurasian_beaver
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Hapa beavers?
tbh probably couldn't breed
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Because European Beaver was eaten to near extinction and it doesn't respond well to rehabilitation, except where I live, which is why I can continue eating it. Had one yesterday actually.
That's also the real reason why Columbus discovered America. Now that North America has gained independence the access to beaver produce is once again scarce in western Europe. That's why their quality of living has been slowly declining for the past couple of decades
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For supporting beaver hunting prepare to be hunted down yourself.
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I love animals but I also like wild game.
Besides, have you touched their fur? It's really soft, I understand why they were so sought after now.
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Deer and boars are fair game, especially deer since they are r-slurred, but beaver are sacred animals.
I have not. I did touch boar "fur" though. And it was shit. Felt like nylon grass.
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It's very different to boar, it's actually soft because of the secondary water-repelling layer. Boar is coarse, that's why you never see coats made from them
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I wasn't really comparing the two, I just wanted to insert the fact that I got to pet a boar once. And how my initial excitement became disappointment when I touched it and it was like touching some stiff plastic hair.
Not fun at all.
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