- Gr****
words μῦς (mûs) '
rat, mouse', and κάστωρ (kástōr) '
beaver'. Literally, therefore, the name
Myocastor means 'mouse
beaver'. Two
names are commonly...
- as the "Grad
Rat". The
phrase "Br****
Rat" is
derived from the
alleged resemblance of the gold (hence br****-like appearance)
beaver to a
rat.
Among other...
- The
fourth season of the
American television situation comedy Leave It to
Beaver premiered on
October 1, 1960 and
concluded on June 24, 1961. It consisted...
- retreat.
Beavers and
muskrats are
known for
being semiaquatic, but the
rodent best
adapted for
aquatic life is
probably the
earless water rat from New...
-
illustrated by Thé Tjong-Khing. Rob
Rackstraw for
Beaver,
Rat, Tusk, Jack Dan
Renton Skinner for Fox,
Rat Jamie Quinn for Owl
Teresa Gallagher for Hare Sarah...
-
appearances were
repeated roles in the
television series Leave It to
Beaver (as
Beaver's classmates Violet Rutherford and, later,
Peggy MacIntosh) and episodes...
-
additional voices Recurring role 2024 Fox and Hare Save the
Forest Beaver,
Rat, Tusk, Jack
World premiere at 74th
Berlin International Film Festival...
- The
third season of the
American television situation comedy Leave It to
Beaver premiered on
October 3, 1959 and
concluded on June 25, 1960. It consisted...
-
Leave It to
Beaver is an
American television situation comedy about an
inquisitive and
often naïve boy
named Theodore "The
Beaver"
Cleaver (portra****...
-
bridge was
completed in 1901 and in the same year the
Rat Portage Lumber Company bought the
Beaver Mills Lumber Company mill and
timber interests. The new...