A baby beaver has made history as the first to be born in Norfolk in more than 600 years. Two pairs of beavers were successfully reintroduced at Wild Ken Hill, near Heacham on the north Norfolk coast, last year. A baby beaver, known as a kit, has since been captured on camera paddling through water at night. While only one kit has been spotted, beavers on average produce three offspring so there may be more. An adult beaver at Wild Ken Hill in Norfolk, where a kit has been captured on camera (Wild Ken Hill/PA) More cameras have been deployed inside the 55-acre beaver enclosure at the nature restoration project to establish how many kits have been born.