Perfectly Placed Trail Cam Catches Wolves, Bears, and More Crossing Beaver Dam
A trail cam set up at a beaver dam in northern Minnesota captured amazing footage over an entire year. The footage includes bears, wolves, and other wildlife crossing the river by way of the beaver dam. The trail camera was set up at a dam near Voyageurs National Park, capturing deer, foxes, beavers, and various birds going about their daily lives.
The video was shared on YouTube by the Voyageurs Wolf Project. In addition to all the wildlife, a human hiker even uses the beaver dam, albeit in a rather strange way. The hiker, seemingly aware of the camera, trots along the beaver dam, stops, scratches behind his ear similar to an animal, looks around, and then trots away. Most likely a funny find for whoever edited the footage.
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https://outsider.com/outdoors/viral/watch-minnesota-camera-catches-years-worth-of-wolves-bears-wildlife-crossing-beaver-dam/
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Loved the bears! 
There's a beaver dam near a creek we walk by. Never seen any beavers, though. Industrious creatures! So interesting!
harness what beavers to naturally to their benefit. While other ranchers trap and kill beavers on their property, the ones with the beavers and their multiple ponds, have water storage to last their livestock through even the severe droughts we're experiencing.
