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American beaver

Castor canadensis · Castoridae

🦌 Mammal71 regionsUncommon in Alberta

Where it's found

Every region with American beaver in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
ArgentinaUncommon#033Introduced
CanadaCommon#019
ChileCommon#020Introduced
FinlandUncommon#008Introduced
MexicoRare#046
United States of AmericaCommon#040
AlabamaCommon#007
AlaskaUncommon#006
Alberta (Beaver)Uncommon#030
ArizonaRare#012
ArkansasCommon#006
British ColumbiaCommon#011
CaliforniaCommon#021
ColoradoCommon#012
ConnecticutCommon#003
DelawareCommon#002
District of ColumbiaCommon#003
FloridaRare#007
GeorgiaCommon#005
IdahoCommon#010
IllinoisCommon#006
IndianaCommon#006
IowaCommon#005
KansasCommon#006
KentuckyCommon#004
LouisianaCommon#006
MaineCommon#006
ManitobaCommon#006
MarylandCommon#005
MassachusettsCommon#005
MichiganCommon#006
MinnesotaCommon#008
MississippiCommon#005
MissouriCommon#006
MontanaCommon#010
NebraskaCommon#009
NevadaCommon#011
New BrunswickCommon#008
New HampshireCommon#006
New JerseyCommon#004
New MexicoUncommon#014
New YorkCommon#005
Newfoundland and LabradorCommon#007
North CarolinaCommon#007
North DakotaCommon#006
Northwest TerritoriesCommon#004
Nova ScotiaCommon#008
OhioCommon#007
OklahomaCommon#006
OntarioCommon#007
OregonCommon#012
PennsylvaniaCommon#005
Prince Edward IslandCommon#004
QuébecCommon#010
Rhode IslandCommon#003
SaskatchewanCommon#007
South CarolinaCommon#004
South DakotaCommon#007
TennesseeCommon#003
TexasCommon#017
UtahCommon#011
VermontCommon#004
VirginiaCommon#008
WashingtonCommon#010
West VirginiaCommon#006
WisconsinCommon#005
WyomingUncommon#007
YukonCommon#005
GermanyRare#034Vagrant · Introduced
LuxembourgRare#009Vagrant · Introduced
Russian FederationRare#026Vagrant · Introduced

Community activity

1 shared sighting in the past year, seen in 0 regions.

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Counts come only from people who chose to share to the community map, with no names, no locations, and a two-hour delay. Home areas are never shared.

Field notes

What to look for

A large chunky rodent with a flat, scaly paddle tail, orange front teeth and a rich brown coat. Adults 20 kg or more.

Where

Any slow water with aspen or willow: ponds, creeks and rivers across the province, including city parks.

When

Year-round; most visible at dusk from May to October. The tail slap on water is a warning to others.

Tips

Muskrats are a quarter the size with a thin, laterally flattened tail. Look for chewed stumps, lodges and dams.

Related species

Mammals near it in Alberta's dex.

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