Beavers, dam right!
this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2024
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Well, you wouldn't want them to dam wrong, do you?
Damn, that one tweet about beavers hearing water and saying "absolutely not" has really transformed into a bunch of memes that say the same thing. It's surreal to see the original and then seeing the memes emerging from it.
It’s funny how that’s not even the first mention of this either.
https://ifunny.co/picture/nobody-a-beaver-seeing-runnning-water-absolutely-fucking-not-2X1BIj7S8
I think attributing it to one single thing is silly myself, this a month older and probably saw this or another form before regurgitating themselves elsewhere.
That's how it goes. At least we seem to be passed the days of people editing sassy Tweets to look like Bill Nye or some other well liked celebrity said them
Now -- on a social media platform near you -- the adaptation of the award winning tweet...
Beavers Hate Water: The Meme
The trailer:
In a world without floods
a forest without hope
one beaver
brings them all down
They don't leave, they live within the floods they create.
I'm not too far out from doing this whenever I hear running water in my house at night
In case someone like me was wondering, I just googled it. They build dams to bring up the water level and create deep ponds. They live in structures in the middle of the pond where they are protected from predators.