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Beavers are awesome critters.
A few years ago when Colorado had those massive wildfires. They did some aerial pictures of the affected areas. In the middle of the black trees and ashes were these pockets of green. There were the areas the beavers had settled. 
Because they had damned up the creeks, it caused all those areas to get marshy and resist the fires that raged around them.
Can’t believe the Beaver Nation has officially begun sending aid to Ukraine. >

Oregon sends their very best. >

Canada sends a cease and desist letter. >

The Beaver Coalition supports all avenues of support for Ukraine. We are all beavers on this blessed day >

If a division of hokey players take back a village we can only assume Canada is an active participant in the war. >

That sounds like the plot of a made for Canadian TV action movie >

Yes please.
I don't care how bad it is, I'll still watch it. >

You'd think the russian military would know about swampy ground better than most. >

All we thought we knew about the mighty russian military crumbled in the last 11 months. >

I keep hearing this and I want to believe it, but how much longer can they throw citizens at a wall of bullets? >

Well the crazy thing is Putin days could be numbered. He could lose his power base by showering Russia in defeat after defeat in Ukraine. I'm not saying it will happen but if this continues he could be ousted within the year.
But Russia can throw many more I think. We have yet to see any offensive from the partial mobilisation last fall. >

They're using the untrained conscripts as Ukrainian location detectors. Then sending in the trained troops. >

Ukraine has the manpower and willpower to do the meat grinder approach too (at least for a time), as long as the west keeps backing Ukraine i reckon there's basically nothing putin can do short of total war to win. >

Putin was hoping for a red tide in the midterms in America. Now he's hoping he can last until the next elections or somehow find more moles in the dems to vote to end Ukrainian support. Sadly the longer this war is drawn out the more Ukrainians suffer and die. Massive support needs to be piled on Ukraine so that a big move can be made to hopefully end this rather than draw it out. >

Luckily for Ukraine the US isn’t the only one sending weapons. Sure they’re leading, but I’m sure Germany, UK, France, etc would step up even more in that case >

They're not just leading, they're supplying more than the rest of the west combined, including most of the gamechangers (Javelin, HIMARS, soon to be Patriot, etc). It would take a MASSIVE increase in commitment from the rest of NATO to make up for the shortfall if America pulled its support >

I know comparatively Poland has only been a small amount of the aid provided to Ukraine, but when you take the percentage of their national budget being spent to help Ukraine, they lead the pack.
NATO has been way too reliant on the US for too long, so the US ends up doing the vastly larger portion of this kind of stuff, but I always want to acknowledge just how awesome Poland is being through all of this.
And their fellowship towards refugees has been absolutely amazing. >

It’s crazy to think that there is an animal that sees running water and just thinks “well we can’t have that on my watch” >

Actually, beavers have really poor eyesight, so they find running water by sound. If you play a speaker with running water somewhere near a beaver dam, they'll come and pile wood on it until you turn it off. >

So you're saying if I need firewood I can play a water stream sound and they'll bring it to me??? >

As Microtic sat back contemplating his Beaver work force, like a movie running on his eyelids, a smile started to spread over his face. >

"did you build a beaver dam around the sewage treatment plant?" Dumbledore asked calmly.