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What sound a beaver makes?

While beavers are known for their building skills, they don't have a particularly distinctive sound. They mostly communicate through a variety of squeals, whines, hisses, and grunts.

Here's a breakdown:

* Squeals: Usually used for alarm calls or when feeling threatened.

* Whines: Can be used for distress or to communicate with their kits.

* Hisses: Often a sign of aggression or warning.

* Grunts: Used for various communication, such as during mating rituals or while working together on their dam.

You're unlikely to hear a "beaver sound" like you might hear a bird's song or a dog's bark. Their sounds are more subtle and varied depending on the situation.

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