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Beaver who escaped to find mate welcomes first kit (bbc.com)
35 points by 1659447091 83 days ago | rank | favorite | 10 comments


Backstory on Steve the Great Escape beaver: Poster boy of wild England(2025):

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c754lx2wnr1o


Is Wales really writing kids as kit? Happens 3 times in the article


To expand on the other replies, here is a list of animals whose young are called "kits":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit#Animals


A baby beaver is called a `kit`


As the other commenter said, Kit is the name of a baby Beaver.

The welsh for child is plentyn, if you were interested.


https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/plentyn from plant (singular)! Now that's also interesting!


Five times in the article! One additional in title. One more in a caption. Seven mentions! I know a baby barber is called a kit, but this is ridiculous!

Funny note: Kits are born fully developed. They’re basically like little copies of their parents. Very cute.


People don’t read past the headline anymore unfortunately


We need more news like this.

Congratulations Steve and Doris


Yes!




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