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Old World Beaver

Description:

The Old World Beaver is a large, semiaquatic, herbivorous rodent native to Europe and Asia. It is known for its distinctive physical features, including a broad, flat tail and large front teeth. With a stocky build, it is well-adapted for its semi-aquatic lifestyle, dwelling in rivers, lakes, and wetlands.

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. A species of beaver found in the Old World, specifically in Europe and Asia.
2. An individual Old World Beaver.

Example Sentences:

• The Old World Beaver is an iconic animal of the Eurasian ecosystems.
• A family of Old World Beavers has built an impressive dam along the river.
• During our nature hike, we spotted an Old World Beaver swimming gracefully.

Adjective:

1. Relating to or associated with the Old World Beaver.

Example Sentences:

• The naturalist studied the Old World Beaver's behavior in its local habitat.
• These Old World Beaver furs were once highly valued for their warmth and durability.
• We embarked on an exciting expedition to observe Old World Beaver colonies.

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