How do beavers survive in the wetland?

Beavers survive in wetlands by building dams that create ponds, providing them with a stable water source and protection from predators. Their webbed feet facilitate swimming, while their thick fur and fat layer keep them warm in cold water. They primarily feed on tree bark, leaves, and aquatic plants, which are abundant in their wetland habitats. Additionally, their ability to manipulate the environment helps maintain their ecosystem, benefiting other wildlife.