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Then made a house out of it
Lindsay Clark
Mon 26 Apr 2021 // 18:02 UTC
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The Canadian town of Tumbler Ridge – population 2,000 – had its internet-bearing cable chewed through in the early hours of Saturday.
Beavers were the culprits in this crime against rural information distribution as they got their sizable incisors into the 4.5-inch conduit connecting the town on the edge of the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia.
According to a local news outlet, service provider Telus said internet was down for about 900 customers in the community, presumably interrupting the nocturnal enjoyment of
Due South or something.
Spokeswoman Liz Sauvé said in a statement that the incident was very bizarre and uniquely Canadian after workers discovered a beaver chewed through cabling near their dam at multiple points. ....

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