"I'm not a beaver!" When they are in the water, it's easy to see why people mistake muskrats for beavers. Both are semi-aquatic rodents that are brown and furry. Once out of the water, you can spot the differences between the two species. Muskrat: Skinny tail. Smaller in size (adults weigh around 4 pounds). Pointy face. Good at scritches. Beaver: Big flat tail. Much larger (adults weigh between 30 - 60 pounds). Probably also good at scritches. Video by K. Theule/ USFWS Video description: A small

44K views · 251 shares | Workers can leave, but they can't get back in to the Muskrat Falls site as protesters continue to sound alarms over possible methylmercury contamination of the Churchill River. Latest story: www.cbc.ca/1.3813296 | CBC Newfoundland and Labrador | Facebook

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says she's interested in clean technology, and was keen to see the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project now under construction in Labrador. Peter Cowan filed this video of a tour that some of the premiers took yesterday. Today, the premiers meet with aboriginal leaders in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. | CBC Newfoundland and Labrador

295K views · 1.7K reactions | Good samaritans worked tirelessly rescue this muskrat -- and this is how it repaid them | The Weather Channel | Facebook