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> There are plans for a publicly viewable "beaver cam" to be set up, once the pair have settled into their enclosure. That there is an internet search to take
by jimnotgym 5y ago
> There are plans for a publicly viewable "beaver cam" to be set up, once the pair have settled into their enclosure.
That there is an internet search to take extreme care with! Maybe don't search 'beaver cam' on your work pc.
Or maybe that is a useful defence when you are in a disciplinary meeting, 'I was looking for the Enfield beaver reintroduction project'
- ChuckMcM 5y agoI thought the same, and tried it in Bing, and even with safe search "off", and it is all beavers of the aquatic mammal type[1]. Not sure if that is because the slang is not as common these days or if there really are so many wildlife cameras out there documenting the lives of beavers that it swamps out the long tail of results. [1] In both 'web' and 'image' search modes.
- user-the-name 5y ago
- jhbadger 5y agoThe magazine "Canada's History" used to be named "The Beaver" in honor of how beaver trapping played a major role both in lives of the indigenous peoples of Canada as well as in colonial history well into the 19th century. It was eventually changed in the 21st century. No exact reason has been given, but one imagines there were a lot of web searches landing on their home page from people not necessarily interested in the animal nor Canada's history.