Beavers have returned to Loch Ness for the first time in 500 years.
A family of six rodents have been introduced to a Scottish lake by environmentalists to use their engineering skills to prevent shallowing and promote biodiversity in the lake. It is planned that during the next three years, 15 more beaver families will settle here in order to rehabilitate the population.
Animal rights activists remember that 500 years ago a large number of rodents lived in the area of the lake, but they were all exterminated, and since then no one has made efforts to restore their population. However, the Scottish authorities have adopted a suitable strategy, which is now being implemented by environmentalists.
Now it is clear what the Loch Ness monster eats.
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