Five times in the article! One additional in title. One more in a caption. Seven mentions! I know a baby barber is called a kit, but this is ridiculous!
Funny note: Kits are born fully developed. They’re basically like little copies of their parents. Very cute.
Backstory on Steve the Great Escape beaver: Poster boy of wild England(2025):
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c754lx2wnr1o
We need more news like this.
Congratulations Steve and Doris
Yes!
Is Wales really writing kids as kit? Happens 3 times in the article
To expand on the other replies, here is a list of animals whose young are called "kits":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit#Animals
A baby beaver is called a `kit`
As the other commenter said, Kit is the name of a baby Beaver.
The welsh for child is plentyn, if you were interested.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/plentyn from plant (singular)! Now that's also interesting!
Five times in the article! One additional in title. One more in a caption. Seven mentions! I know a baby barber is called a kit, but this is ridiculous!
Funny note: Kits are born fully developed. They’re basically like little copies of their parents. Very cute.
People don’t read past the headline anymore unfortunately