Have you met the Chattahoochee Nature Center's new beavers yet?

The Chattahoochee Nature Center's mission to add a pair of young beavers to its wildlife family has been accomplished. And you're invited.

The center has been looking for non-releasable beavers since the last one at the Camille Creamer Beaver Exhibit died in December, according to a release.

The search took a while because the animals are rarely trapped alive, partially due to their classification in Georgia as nuisance wildlife.

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The Chattahoochee Nature Center has added two young beavers to its wildlife family. (Photo courtesy of CNC)

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The Chattahoochee Nature Center has added two young beavers to its wildlife family. (Photo courtesy of CNC)

The beavers were orphaned after floods and come by way of a rehabilitator in Virginia.

Their new home in Roswell includes a 19,000 gallon pond and plenty of willow, oak and sycamore for them to feast upon.