Angry Beaver Mom

Angry Beaver Mom

Hey folks, wanted to tell you about my angry beaver mom. So as you all know a while ago everyone celebrated Mother's day and guess what? I have been such a pig that i totally forgot about it and didn't even call my mom, so she got so furious at me that when i finally visited her, she showed up at the door with a roller pin. At first i didn't get what that means, bet then she asked me to take a look at the calendar and that was the first time when i really could be called a redhead beaver, because i blushed so hard that it even burned.
Fortunately, my momma is a very nice person and she couldn't stay mad at me for a long time. But still i was so ashamed of myself, that i decided to celebrate Mother's day with my momma two times a year, the real one and on a date when i forgot to greet my dear mother.
So after half an hour we already set together at the holiday dinner table with my momma, she hugged me and called me her lovely beaver cub again.
Now i am back to my cozy beaver home again, writing this post and wishing to never make my mom an angry beaver again.

Canadian beaver symbol

Canadian five-cent piece

Canadian beaver symbol

"Threepenny beaver" post stamp

Hey folks, today i would like to tell you about Canadian beaver symbol. I think that no any other country in the world except Canada loves and appreciates beavers more. However they exploits our beautiful fur, we are thankful because they at least appreciate what we give them and respect us for being their national treasure. They even designated beavers as a national animal and use our profile as a national emblem. Canadians also have a coin with beaver on it, they respect us so much because they understand our importance in the development of Canada. And guess what was on the first Canadian post stamp? That's right - a beaver, it was designed by Sir Sandford Fleming and was released in in 1851, it was called "Threepenny beaver". They had also chosen beaver to be the mascot of the Summer Olympics in Montreal with the name "Amik" ("beaver" in Ojibwe) in 1976.
So where you wouldn't see any angry beaver is in Canada, where beavers are loved and respected by people!
When i was in Canada i bought a Copy of Canadian beaver symbol and put it on my wall to remember every day, that somewhere in the world is a place where we are always wanted!

Very angry beaver attacks paparazzi

Dudes, check this out - this angry beaver has become my idol, he attacked that annoying paparazzi guy! That was awesome! I attached this video to show you how a nice looking and seemed to be calm and friendly animal can get angry when humans interrupt his peaceful lifestyle. This little fellow showed that camera guy where his place is. People often think they have rights to do what they want but what they don't think about is how that influences all around them like environment, wildlife and also other people existence. People goes to the woods sometimes to "research" that area, sometimes to leave mess behind them after having "nice" picnic but sometimes to destroy everything what mother nature has created and clear a space for their own ugly and harmful constructions which will earn money for them. But they don't think that someday they will need what they destroyed but it will be too late. I hope you guys understand why that angry beaver got furious!