Emily Fairfax

We are still only at 10% of the historic population.

You really have to try to see them in some parts of the country.

And now here they are in front of everyone on the big screen or on your small screen at home.

And kids can understand this is a real animal.

It's more than just something we learn about in history lessons about the fur trade.

And wow, it can really help us look at all the things that helped us with, especially for kids in fire prone landscapes.

I think that there's a strong message of we need help and beavers can provide it.

Oh, that's a great question.

They were so great about listening to all of my rants and facts about beavers.

We did beaver trivia at their holiday party.

They really liked just the basic beaver biology, just the idea that beavers are enormous and that beavers...

will eat their own poop once.

That was one that they just really thought was funny and tried to find a way to work it into the movie, but it didn't fit, understandably.

They thought that the way beavers interacted with each other was extremely cute.

The way that beavers sit on their tails like a little chair.

That was a fun fact.

They're like, no, they don't.

That's ridiculous.

It's like, no, they do.

And that made it into the movie.