The largest known beaver dam was discovered near Three Forks, Montana. It was 2,140 feet long, 14 feet high, and 23 feet thick at its base. I guess that's pretty impressive. But guess what... the Chinese built a dam that's 1.4 miles long and 630 feet high. Makes that dainty pile of tree branches and twigs near Three Forks seem pretty insignificant, doesn't it.
In your buck-toothed face... stupid beaver.
6 comments:
heheh some great info along with a wonderful pic. You da man!
Where do you dig up these hysterical comparisons Shane? You'd be surprised what a Beaver could do if it had Caterpillar trucks and a huge crew of underpaid construction workers under it's payroll. Something to think about...
Fantastic Beaver!
Once again you've posted an extremely appealing character. You must be stopped.
I love this guy, especially the fat tail. Or maybe it's muscle from all the work he's done.
Excellent work, Mr. Lewis. I am a fan.
You're a funny guy. Or maybe insane. I'm not sure yet, but I do like the beaver.
But he looks so happy!
FINALLYYYY!!!!!!
I'll try to keep up in the future.
Talk to you later, Shane!
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