Alongside notable Canadian foods like poutine and Nanaimo bars is another (usually) sweet treat that's perhaps not quite so well known — the beaver tail. Named for its stumpy, plank-like form ...

You also get to see a fascinating beaver behavior called tail slapping. Let’s look at exactly what this is and why beavers do it. North American beavers (Castor canadensis) are the largest ...

With a beaver’s tail, webbed feet, and a duck’s bill, platypuses are one of the world’s strangest-looking creatures. They are such an unusual mammal that the first scientists to study them ...

The next scene shows the wolf returning toward the camera with “a full belly” and beaver tail in its mouth. More scenes show the wolf without the beaver tail, which it had apparently stashed ...

Would you eat beaver tails? Or seasoned sirloin wrapped in milk skins? If you look at Polish cuisine over the centuries, you'll find many products or dishes that will probably weird you out. Recently ...

Oregon wildlife officials are conducting a new statewide survey of beavers and their habitat, part of a plan to protect and recover the animals. The plan’s success largely depends on whether the ...

Geoff Lindsay of Thurgoona recommends the Canadian delight called a beaver tail, a deep-fried paddle made from donut batter but not beavers. Thinking again of squashed fly pies, Nick Walker of ...