How the Beaver made America

This video explores the facinating history of the beaver and how it helped shape north america as we know it today. Beginning in 15th century europe this tale of animal history is truly facinating. How on earth could a beaver have such a massive effect watch the video to find out.

[reecebatts]

This video is a little bit of an experiment. Its the first iteration of this new style im trying out. It grants the freedom to create anything I want, without the restriction of not being able to find the right images to put on screen, now I can just draw what I want to put on screen.

Since working on this video I have refined style a great deal. By the time the next video rolls around it will be much, much more polished.

[JustJulyo]

The land of the brave
The land of the bold
The land of the beavers

[ckmyvsz]

your content is so underrated, keep this going! i really like how you keep your videos at an lecturing and educating level rather than oversharinh your personal opinions, this makes it easy to follow what you say and also create my own opinion without being 🎉

[haasan]

GREAT VIDEO!! straight forward, easy to understand, relative, and funny too!

[hansvonmannschaft]

Beavers where also "exported" to places eerie resemblant, climate and nature-wise... mainly, the southern, most south-southern-southernmost place in the whole continent, the "Tierra del Fuego", where them happy beavers overgrew in population, lacking any natural predators, or predators of any kind for the same reason, and before anyone could tell, they began f'ing everything up with _dam_ beautiful river blockades and resulting floods. Gotta love 'em beavers!

[DivineKnight_]

I purchased a beaver fur trapper hat from an American dealer MerlinsHideout, and I get the hype. It’s so soft and clean. Beavers truly have a top 3 gear worthy coat. And Merlin traps the wildlife himself under Wyoming hunting regulations so his business is environmentally conscious. Legal hunting and trapping helps fund wildlife rehabilitation efforts so it’s nice to see folks try their hand at the old methods again.

[leansigmaoffical]

Your videos are dam brilliant! What is you education/what are you studying in real life?

[UnwantedGhost-anz]

Your videos on species of threatened animals are amazing. You should make more videos on the Pleistocene Holocene mass extinction event.

[imfinishedgrinding]

Cute drawings on top of amazing narration 👍

[mikamo]

Aww yiss all my favorite youtubers are releasing videos today.

[Hihowareyoudoing]

BRO YOU ARE SOOOO UNDERRATED DONT GIVE UP

[davidcovington]

Beavers dam hard and make so many wetlands that ordinary exploring on foot is difficult for huge land tracts, given, any stream at all. Great ponders, they. Being such a force in the ecosystem, that is what I thought this video would be about. But I was too literal!
Great video, keep on drawing.

[Mr.TheAtlas]

he is our local history guy you have a new subcriber

[Babeutyang]

Bro I want this dude as my history teacher

[danielponcka]

I still dont know why you still havent got 100 000 subscribers

[flmgzX]

How tf does this guy make history so interesting

[HaklakMakkaki]

What he said: '' There are only a couple million beavers left''
What I heard first time: ''There are only a couple billion beavers left''

[Jackhenrey]

You should make another video about the warrah

[LourdesRodriguez-jfhk]

Up next: the real reason the elephant bird went extinct

[otap]

bro this is the last video pls make more 😿