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I've changed my mind about having a beaver as a pet. I'd have dams all over my house!
Reply 2
Wow!
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Original post by the bear
And for one night only (hopefully), the russian beaver circus is sent to "cheer up" ukraine
https://twitter.com/i/status/1667634183538180106
Scroll down for the trapeze act, which addresses the old question of "does a beaver widdle on a trapeze" and the answer appears to be yes it does.
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Reply 4
nature vs nurture
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In b4 the b4 love gets out of hand.
Reply 6
This reminds me of the Ukraine most crushing defeat of the war. 
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that is so incredible and awesome!
Reply 8
the bear
OP
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Original post by mqb2766
And for one night only (hopefully), the russian beaver circus is sent to "cheer up" ukraine
https://twitter.com/i/status/1667634183538180106
Scroll down for the trapeze act, which addresses the old question of "does a beaver widdle on a trapeze" and the answer appears to be yes it does.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1667634183538180106
Scroll down for the trapeze act, which addresses the old question of "does a beaver widdle on a trapeze" and the answer appears to be yes it does.
Spoiler
thank you for sharing that Russian weirdness.... i expect they are training up the Raccoon
Reply 9
Dam it, not a pun thread!
Just kidding
I love this video
Just kidding
I love this videoReply 10
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Original post by iL1L
Dam it, not a pun thread!
Just kidding I love this video
Just kidding
I love this videoDid you know theyre good at maths - particularly logs ...
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Original post by mqb2766
Did you know theyre good at maths - particularly logs ...
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