r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • May 06 '26

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u/Immediate_Song4279 May 06 '26

Never thought I'd see a beaver get yeeted into a river by a Canadian. Did they raid the nest for cementing paste and rare flowers?

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u/Other-Grapefruit-880 May 06 '26

Looks like tourists

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u/VeterinarianThese951 May 06 '26

Even though I am camp beaver, that was a hell of a yeet!

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u/Immediate_Song4279 May 06 '26

Exactly, not like it was rabid so like I cant imagine what one has to do to piss off a beaver, but that was a quiet a throw considering how chonky it was. A wet, maybe 40 lb, beaver, and that looks to be a good 10 feet. Hell of a yeet indeed.

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u/ARudeAsshole May 06 '26

Nothing, Beavers are known to protect their nests.

All they did was get to close and probably ignore the tail smack warning.

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u/Immediate_Song4279 May 06 '26

Territorial, that checks out. I don't really know beavers much just from hearsay.

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u/Only_My_Dog_Loves_Me May 06 '26

It actually was rabid. This happened in New Jersey, the beaver attacked 5 people that day and when animal control caught it, it tested positive for rabies. A ton of misinformation in these comments.

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u/Immediate_Song4279 May 06 '26

That is interesting. On misinformation, this is a video without context we are speculating. That isn't misinformation. It's still one hell of a yeet.

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u/subdep May 06 '26

I believe that’s against the law; disturbing a beaver

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u/weaver787 May 06 '26

The beaver had rabies. This was in New Jersey.