Endangered animal iron-on embroidery/American beaver

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49812899011_00a1bce0da_o.jpg https://youtu.be/c6UQa4W_Mfk **American BeaverAmerican Beaver** The American beaver is the largest rodent in North America and lives in rivers and wetland areas. Beavers have huge and sharp incisors that can chew through trees to obtain nutrients. The broken wood is combined with mud, stones, and branches into building materials to create dams and wetlands for nests. Beavers are also known as "ecosystem engineers" because their dam nests can help store water, improve water quality, and create a wetland environment that supports the survival of many wild animals. When forest fires occur, beaver wetlands can prevent the fire from spreading and provide shelter for animals. The organic matter at the bottom of the pond can also store carbon, effectively combating climate change. In the 16th century, beavers were hunted in large numbers due to the popularity of the fur industry. It was not until the wetlands dried up and aquatic species gradually disappeared that people discovered the importance of beavers. After reintroduction and rehabilitation, the American beaver population recovered. **IUCN level: Least Concern (LC) Formerly endangered** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49768445692_db088762d9_z.jpg ＊Steam iron cannot be used *Do not hot stamp on nylon, silk, waterproof materials, sweaters, and down-containing clothing. ＊Do not let children operate alone **Product specifications** Contents: American beaver iron-on embroidery, animal introduction back panel Iron on embroidery size: about 6.5x3.5cm ★Note: In the early days, animal embroidery was made in China, but later it was all made in Taiwan. The origin of some embroidered back panels may still be marked as China. In order not to create a lot of waste, we continue to use these backing boards. If you are concerned about the origin label, please do not place an order.