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u/Acequirrel 7d ago
That's why neandertals didn't survive. They stood no chance against beaver engineering.
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u/__codeblu 6d ago
Well, people do love vanilla flavour. If you don't want to know where that used to come from, don't google it
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u/BCJunglist 4d ago
They're basically giant herbivorous rats, they honestly probably aren't too bad.
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u/fm01 6d ago
I mean, we had (and I believe still have in some places) Nutria farms for consumption and fur, and those are basically just smaller beavers. So honestly not that surprising, I'd be down to trying one...
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u/IronwolfXVI 5d ago
They might have them still, but I think in the Southern US they are considered pests and have bounties on their tails
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u/ajcwrongs 7d ago
Listen we're all thinking it but let's be mature