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Saw a thing once, maybe Mythbusters, that showed how beavers are attracted to the sound of running water and want to stop it. In the show, they got the beaver to dam a speaker by playing river/stream noises through it.

It should be noted that, aside from petty human concerns like flooded roads and properties, beavers are much better at controlling flooding and generally protecting ecologies than humans.

The lodge is generally in the middle of the flooded area after they dam it or on the shore in a burrow with the entrance under water deep enough that ice won't freeze if shut if there's not enough water. They don't tend to live in the dam itself. They use all the water to protect themselves.

"Beavers are 40-to-80-pound [18-to-36 kilogram] smelly bags of meat with really short legs"

That awesome! Thanks for the article great read.

It goes into the how but did they explain the why? Maybe I missed it somewhere

Edit: they're just really particular about the way their water flows

I'm not sure if this means that they are annoyed or if they use it as an indicator that there is something to do.

Actually, I don't even know that you have to do that much I've seen videos of beavers in captivity seemingly trying to build a dam on dry land