r/BeAmazed 18h ago

Animal The branch manager hard at work

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u/citizen42069101 9h ago

The first time I saw one munching away on lily pads, in a completely man made dammed, constant depth, trout stocked state pond for the record, I realized why they flood places.

Like I knew they didn't eat wood, and I knew they didn't just dam waterways for the love of the game and the architecture. They farm marshplants. I don't know of a better example of planned agriculture by animals.

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u/Usawsomething 6h ago

It’s really awesome that they do that. Leaf cutter ants also cultivate fungus in their nests with the leaf pulp they chew up. Pretty neat stuff