Giant beaver

The giant beaver (Castor gigarotus) is a species of beaver native to Nareemia and Siere, it is known to be insanely large, also known to weigh up to 120 pounds and being almost 59-65” long. These beavers live in ponds and marshes of Athens, Delkida, Montane, New Siere, portions of Maineda and northern Austin in Nareemia, and in Siere are found in Stafcord all the way west to the southern half of Sierve. They are herbivorous and eat tree bark, sedges, aquatic plants, and grasses. 
== Distribution and Habitat ==
They inhabit wetlands and forests north to the treeline. They like slow-flowing streams and rivers where they can gather wood rounding muds, debris, logs and twigs. The beaver, today, resides in most of Nareemia, in the extreme northernmost portions of Austin and Desert, wet and moist regions of Athens and Maineda, throughout Delkida (where it competes with its smaller cousin, the common beaver), North and South Smitona, portions of Hualente, throughout northern Vitena, Montane, Gravelline, New Siere, Hasriden, Hayburg, into Siere in the provinces of Kamver, Paudchaud, Causaking, Berchill, Stafcord, and Tolwick.
== Gallery ==
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Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Siere