World's largest beaver dam shows up on satellite images

> The half-mile long structure is so impressive, it even shows up on satellite images

One would imagine that an article centered on this impressive claim, could display an actual image…

There is a "the beaver dam as seen from space" pic on the page, I had to click right twice to see it.

https://assets.atlasobscura.com/media/W1siZiIsInVwbG9hZHMvcG...

There's many more beaver dams visible in the area: The water is running towards the north, so the dams are roughly horizontal, with a brownish swamp underneath.

I show up in satellite images. 30cm is a thing now.

Spatial resolutions higher than 50cm has been a thing for civilian earth observation companies for a couple of decades. There are civilian companies who even provide products with a 25 cm spatial resolution for about a decade now.

In fact, currently there is a significant research focus on coregistering products from UAVs and satellite in good part because the differences in spatial resolutions from cheap low-flying drones and satellite imagery haven't been that different, so it's now possible to get reliable feature matches.

I hope there's no internet fibre there