Swimming
Uploaded: December 08, 2020 | Entered: December 08, 2020 12:49:59
Muskrats are similar to beavers but there are important differences. First, of course, is their size - muskrats are much smaller. But another interesting difference is in the way they swim and the tail. A muskrat's whole body is often visible when it swims whereas only the beaver's head is above water. And muskrat tails are long, skinny, and flat-sided; they use them as their primary means of propulsion when they swim. Beaver tails, as you may know, are wide, flat and paddle-shaped.
Exif: Camera: SONY ILCA-77M2; Shutter Speed: 1/2000; Aperture: f/8.0; ISO: 2000; Orientation: ; Date: 2020:12:06 19:22:47
Janet Criswell
December 08, 2020
Terry Korpela
December 08, 2020
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