fluminei veluti deprensus gurgitis undis, avulsa parte inguinibus causaque pericli, enatat intento praedae fiber avius hoste.
So the beaver, when caught in the stream of a river, bites off the part of his body that brought him into danger, and swims away, while his captors are busy with their prize.
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