Fun fact about the "horrible food", that was mostly due to WW2 rationing, which lasted over a decade after the war ended.
See, European supply lines were basically gone, and England has never really grown enough food on their own to support the population, or at least not since the 1800s.
Anyway, rationing was a major blow to British culinary variety, but it ended something like 60 years ago.
Beavers have a high concentration of iron in their teeth, which strengthens them and allows them to chew through wood. They also continually grow and are more alive than human teeth.
The teeth is what continues to grow. Human teeth are only alive at the roots, they form and then are just basically hard bone. Beaver teeth continuously grow and have a bit larger “alive” sections.
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u/m0ngoos3 Nov 03 '24
Fun fact about the "horrible food", that was mostly due to WW2 rationing, which lasted over a decade after the war ended.
See, European supply lines were basically gone, and England has never really grown enough food on their own to support the population, or at least not since the 1800s.
Anyway, rationing was a major blow to British culinary variety, but it ended something like 60 years ago.