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Beavers are large, semiaquatic rodents of the mild Northern Hemisphere.
There are two surviving species in the variety: the Eurasian beaver (C. fiber) and Castor, the North American beaver (Castor canadensis). Beavers are the second biggest living rodents after the capybaras.
They have strong bodies with huge heads, long chisel like incisors, earthy colored or dark hide, hand-like front feet, webbed back feet, and level, flaky tails. The North American beaver has a bigger skull with a more extensive tail. The creatures can be found in various freshwater living spaces, for example, waterways, streams, lakes, and lakes. They are herbivorous and devour tree covering, amphibian plants, brush, grasses, and sedges.
If you liked our article on beaver names, you can also search our other articles on squirrel names and raccoon names.
Oregonian is another name for beavers. There are no unique names for the male or female, yet the babies are called kits. The word 'beaver' refers to a diligent worker, as well as some other likened similarities to the creature. If you are looking for some famous fictional beaver's names, this is a perfect place for you.
1. Abigail, is a famous rodent from the animated film 'Once Upon a Forest'.
2. Angelmouse, is a popular rodent from the animated television series 'Angelmouse'.
3. Bernard, is a famous rodent from the animated film series 'The Rescuers'.
4. Bianca, is an adventurous rodent from the film series 'The Rescuers'.
5. Bingo "Bet It All" Beaver, this famous beaver is from the animated series 'The Get Along Gang'.
6. Blabber Mouse, is a fictional popular rodent from the cartoon 'Snooper and Blabber'.
7. Buddy and Twig, the two young male kits are from the animation series 'Wild Kratts'.
8. Daggett, is a famous beaver from the animated series 'The Angry Beavers'.
9. Daniel Mouse, is a popular rodent character from a short animated film 'The Devil and Daniel'.
10. Doris, is a female famous beaver who appeared in the animated series 'Timothy Goes to School'.
11. Handy, is a popular orange beaver from the animated series 'Happy Tree Friends'.
12. Henry, is a cheerful beaver from the animated series 'Timothy Goes to School'.
13. Mr. and Mrs. Beaver, are husband and wife beavers are from the adventure film 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe'.
14. Mr. Busy, is a famous brown beaver from the animated film 'Lady and the Tramp'.
15. Munchy Beaver, is a shy beaver appeared in animated series 'PB&J Otter'.
16. Norbert, is the brother of beaver Daggett in the film 'The Angry Beavers'.
17. Pudgy Beaver Mom, is a mother beaver appeared in the animated film series 'Ice Age 3'.
18. Remy, is a very popular mice character from the animated film 'Ratatouille'.
19. Reilly, is a famous beaver from animated film series 'Open Season'.
20. Timber, is a popular beaver from animated series 'Wild Kratts'.
Beavers play a significant part in setting up and looking after wetlands. Beavers aren't savage-looking creatures like the tiger, which could strike you at any second. Beavers eat the bark, buds, stems, and twigs of trees If you are searching for funny beaver's names, this is the perfect list for you. We have lists of funny beaver's names just for you.
21. Andrin (Roman origin) means "ruler of the home".
22. Andrina
23. Andromache
24. Andromeda
25. Andronicus
26. Androw
27. Andwele (African origin) means "god brought me". Can be one of the other names for beavers.
28. Andy (English origin) means "manly". A perfect beaver nicknames for funny beaver.
29. Aneko (Japanese origin) means "older sister".
30. Anemone
31. Anemoon
32. Banner (American origin) means "flag". Is one of the perfect beaver kits name.
33. Bannister
34. Bansi (Indian origin) means "flute".
35. Banteng
36. Banu
37. Banyan (English origin) means "merchant".
38. Banzai
39. Bao (Vietnamese origin) means "treasure".
40. Baptiste (French origin) means "baptized".
Are you looking for some cute beaver's names? You are in the perfect place. We have compiled a list of cute beaver names for you.
41. Baqer (Arabic origin) means "man of knowledge".
42. Baqia
44. Baqir (Arabic origin) means "to rip open".
45. Taisiya
46. Tait
47. Taboo
48. Taj (Arabic origin) means "crown".
49. Taja
50. Takahiro
51. Takako
52. Takala
53. Takara (Japanese origin) means "treasure".
54. Takashi
55. Takashia (Japanese origin) means "noble, dignified, honor".
56. Takato
57. Takayoshi
58. Takehiko
59. Takeshi (Japanese origin) means "military, warrior". Angry beaver names for active beavers.
60. Takiko
Below is the list is given for some names for baby beavers.
61. Takoda (Native American origin) means "friend to everyone".
63. Takuma
64. Takumi (Japanese origin) means "artisan, skilled". Perfect names for beaver babies.
65. Takuya
66. Tal
67. Vahide (Turkish origin) means "unique, like no other".
68. Zabel (Spanish origin) means "God is my oath". A cute name for a witty beaver living in the woody area.
69. Zabrina
70. Zac
71. Zaccai (Hebrew origin) means "just, fair".
72. Zacchaeus
73. Zaccheus (Hebrew origin) means "clear, bright".
74. Zaccur (Hebrew origin) means "mindful". A unique beaver name for beaver living in the woody jungle.
75. Zach
76. Zarriah (American origin) meaning not known.
77. Zasha
78. Zavad (Hebrew origin) means "gift".
79. Zavala
80. Zavier
81. Zenas (Greek origin) means "gift of Zeus".
Kidadl has lots of great name articles to inspire you. If you liked our suggestions for beaver names then why not take a look at something different like rabbit names or names that mean water.
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We try our very best, but cannot guarantee perfection. We will always aim to give you accurate information at the date of publication - however, information does change, so it’s important you do your own research, double-check and make the decision that is right for your family.
Kidadl provides inspiration to entertain and educate your children. We recognise that not all activities and ideas are appropriate and suitable for all children and families or in all circumstances. Our recommended activities are based on age but these are a guide. We recommend that these ideas are used as inspiration, that ideas are undertaken with appropriate adult supervision, and that each adult uses their own discretion and knowledge of their children to consider the safety and suitability.
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