Two beavers released into the wild earlier this year are staying together. Outdoor cameras recently filmed the two animals grooming each other. This grooming shows that the pair is forming a close bond.
Beavers usually live in small family groups and stay with one partner for life. Conservationists hope this new pair will settle in the area and raise young. This could help increase the beaver population in the wild.
The animals were released in February to help restore natural rivers and wetlands. When beavers build dams and canals, they keep water in the land for longer. This work creates new homes and supports many other wild animals.