Bilateral Symmetry
Beavers have bilateral symmetry.
Here's why:
* Bilateral symmetry means an organism can be divided into two mirror-image halves along a central axis. This is true for beavers – they have a distinct left and right side that are essentially identical.
* Radial symmetry means an organism can be divided into equal parts radiating from a central point, like a starfish. This is not the case for beavers.