By Sudhir Sharma | 2026-08-31
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Beaver Teeth
On 08/24/2026 11:43 am by Lorraine Boyd | Waterford, New York
A bit camougflaged, but a Beaver in the foliage munching on leaves. If you look closely, it's sharp claws and orange teeth are visible. The orange color is due to a coating of iron-rich enamel, which makes the enamel harder and more resistant to acid than typical mammal enamel.
Nikon Z6III with Sigma 150-600mm lens & FTZ adapter
Crop & lighting
