How many beavers in Canada do you know that have their own Twitter account?
The furry residents are making waves in the community by settling in at Hinge Park in Olympic Village.
With the city becoming busier during the summer, Vancouver Park Board Biologist Nick Page says it raises concern.
“They’re not an animal that would attack humans for example, they use water, that’s why they’re building with logs under water, they’re using the water as a protective moat.”
Signs have been posted to remind people to keep their distance from the beavers.
Meanwhile, you can follow the popular beavers online on Twitter @VancouverBeaver
Trying to convince Mrs. Beaver to come with me to @CRAFTbeermarket in #OlympicVillage to watch the great @JoeyBats19 bat lead-off @BlueJays
— OlympicVillageBeaver (@VancouverBeaver) May 19, 2016
Brought in a hockey stick to add to my lodge. Always thinking of my beloved @VanCanucks pic.twitter.com/onIVToTmYh
— OlympicVillageBeaver (@VancouverBeaver) May 19, 2016
a little too close to my lodge @BeaverTails pic.twitter.com/Jt0MBubYgK
— OlympicVillageBeaver (@VancouverBeaver) May 8, 2016
Originally posted on CKNW.com.
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