Beaver video goes viral on Twitter as the animal munches on cabbage; Watch here

Funny animal videos are all the rage on the internet right now. Usually, these cute animal videos focus on dogs and cats, who are man's favourite animal companions. Some animal videos are more unique and showcase the beauty of other wildlife creatures that people rarely get to see in their everyday life. In a recent viral video on Twitter, one man revealed how adorable a beaver can look when it is munching on white cabbage. 

Adorable beaver video goes viral on Twitter

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Above is the new viral video on Twitter. Shared by the account of late author Dick King-Smith, the video features a beaver in an enclosure happily munching on some white cabbage. The adorable video already has over 1.9 million views on the platform. Moreover, the beaver video has been retweeted 22.8k times and has 81.8k likes. The video was shared on Twitter just a day ago on September 28, 2020. 

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The video also has the heartwarming audio of the beaver eating the cabbage pieces. In the caption for the tweet, the user wrote that listening to the sound of bevers enthusiastically munching on white cabbage will reduce stress levels by 17%. Later, the user clarified that the fact was completely made up, but the video was still so adorable that many Twitter users actually felt better after watching it.

Moreover, some netizens loved the noise that the beaver made while munching on the white cabbage. Check out some of the comments for this viral Twitter video. 

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The account that shared this video belongs to author Dick King-Smith, who has written over 130 children books. The author also wrote the story of The Sheep-Pig, which is the inspiration for the movie Babe. Dick King-Smith passed away at the age of 88 in 2011, but his social media is still active thanks to his family. King-Smith was an animal lover and was even the vice president of the Avon Wildlife Trust. The Twitter page dedicated to Dick King-Smith is full of adorable videos of animals enjoying their lives. 

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[Promo source: Twitter video shared by Dick King-Smith HQ]