Beavers vary their dwellings accord

Beavers vary their dwellings according to local conditions. The inner chamber of their mound dwelling is positioned according to the level of the river in which it is situated. Once the mound is built the water rises up to meet the lodge or dwelling. During construction, they dig an upward sloping tunnel into the riverbank which ends in a larger chamber underground, about three feet across and two feet high. There is also usually a feeding chamber located near the entrance. Feeding generally occurs at night inside this chamber or outside on the river’s edge and all food thrown awa

Kết quả (Klingon) 1:

according to lutu'lu'bej je dwellings Sar beavers. positioned inner pa' mound dwelling according to bIQtIq Hay'DI' situated 'oH patlh. wa'logh qach mound Hu' bIQ lodge dwelling ghap ghom. during construction, upward mol HaghmoHwI' chaH slope 'och riverbank baS qabna'Daj neH weghbogh pa' wutlh, ghot tu'lu'. mej wej qamDu' across 'ej cha' qamDu' jen vaj. tu'lu' je motlh je' pa' Sam DaSum entrance. qaS generally je' DeSDu' qoD pa' pagh Hur bIQtIq awa chuHta' HeH Hoch Soj je