Searching for Beavers! (Part 1)

Greg and his team embark on a canoe trip on the River Stower in Kent, searching for beavers. They observe various wildlife and signs of beaver activity, discussing beaver behavior and diet. As evening falls, they continue their adventure, making final attempts to spot beavers. Despite not seeing them clearly due to darkness, they plan to return for another attempt.

What is the main goal of Greg and the team on the River Stower?

• To find beavers or signs of them

• To catch fish

• To photograph swans

• To explore the riverbank

What unique feature do beavers have that helps them gnaw on wood?

• Strong jaws

• Orange-tinged teeth

• Long tails

• Sharp claws

Why do beavers re-eat their food?

• To enjoy the taste

• To keep their teeth sharp

• To extract more nutrients

• To store it for later

What do beavers consider as 'salad' in their diet?

• Insects

• Fish

• Water lilies and leafy vegetation

• Soft bark

What challenge does the team face as the sun sets?

• Running out of food

• Navigating in the dark

• Losing their paddles

• Getting lost

What indicates the presence of beavers despite not seeing them?

• Loud splashes in the water

• Footprints on the bank

• Floating logs

• Chewed leaves

What is the team's plan after not clearly seeing beavers?

• To try a different location

• To give up the search

• To return another evening

• To camp by the river