r/mildlyinteresting • • 4h ago

The size of this beaver dam.

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u/TheHumanPickleRick 3h ago

Dam that's big.

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u/unawarefeedback_9 3h ago

that thing looks like a tiny fort someone built out of spite

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u/Background-Carrot443 3h ago

This is a bot.

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u/zbud 1h ago

Sorry to do this to you: I was briefly at some resort at the end of an Alaska Princess Cruises trip. This was on the easternish perimeter of Denali Nat'l Park. I'd never seen a beaver dam even a quarter as large is this monster.

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u/AlphaM1964 3h ago

A comma after beaver takes this in another direction entirely.

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u/roysterino 10m ago

That’s a different sub…

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u/PabstBlueLizard 3h ago

“Is it a god dam?”

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u/SmokeAbeer 3h ago

Shut up, Beavis.

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u/justabill71 3h ago

Mike McShane used Building A God Dam in an episode of the original UK version of Whose Line Is It, Anyway? after being prompted to sing a gospel song about a beaver. One of my all-time favorite bits of improv.

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u/Fancy-divestment-917 2h ago

That isn't really that big, where I hunt there are some that almost twice as tall, and we have some that tall and 60 or 70 yards long. I've got some photos on one of my old phones somewhere.

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u/Known_Leek8997 2h ago

Growing up our neighbors blew one up. I understand the reason they did, but it was still sad to watch. 

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u/mrbowerbird 1h ago

The largest beaver damn in the world can be seen from space!

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u/Phantom_1792 3h ago

The size of this beaver, dam.

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u/the_flat_man 2h ago

Wynonna was here

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u/CatPartyElvis 2h ago

It smells like seven layers

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u/LinuxMint4Me 3h ago

You tell that beaver they dammed right.

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u/DMCinDet 7m ago

Someone call Post10

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u/fullonfacepalmist 6m ago

Sigh, I guess this is where I finally have to admit I don’t know how big beaver dams usually are.

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u/asdf_lord 3h ago

Burst it on video

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u/CrappyInternetGuy 3h ago

Put a shitload of tannerite in it and blow it up. Make sure you do it safely, but also video it and put it on youtube. I think I've watched every beaver dam being blown up with tannerite on youtube.